How to pronounce “because of” in English

because of its reputation for academic excellence and intellectual achievement.

because of this war.

Because of that, the homeless man, Lucas Anderson, was charged with murder and he faced the death penalty despite being hospitalized at the time the crime occurred.

Because of that, people started weaving it into things like theater curtains and insulation blankets for steam engines, even fireproof clothing, essentially anywhere

Because of that, pretty much every building in the US, public or private, commercial or residential, used some form of this material.

Because of that, the price of extracting a tonne of ice dropped from around 30 cents all the way down to 10 cents.

because of the presence of all these other electrons around the atom.

because of my investments, and then the year after that, it changes by another random factor, as opposed to adding, I'm multiplying year after year.

Because of the chemicals?

Because of the scarce resources, the new best population, the lime one, actually starts stealing resources from the others.

Because of that, it is much, much, much less sensitive than nitroglycerin.

Because of the chevron bracing system, they were able to save a lot of money and weight.

Because of the skipped columns, all of these braces carry the same gravity load, just 340 tons, from the eight stories above.

Because of this roadblock, advancements in the microscope's resolution slowed significantly.

Because of the meaning and…

Because of the dark, yeah.

Because of the fact that my grandfather, even if we all from Puerto Rico, he would say that I'm Puerto Rican, but in music, I'm Cuban.

Because of course, I use that for helping athletes perform in sports, but it can be very useful for people

because of Serena, not because of me.

Because of Serena, because of what we achieved with Serena.

because of exactly that, because I always felt like it was this private, safe place for us.

Because of emphasis on the community, there are a lot of situations where individuality and personal opinions cannot be accepted.

because of the race riots it caused after World War I.

because of Banksy's willful acts of destruction.

Because of these, kind of the way that you're shaping kind of what you're interested in, how, and then the things that you do next, this is going to inform-

Because of weak links, infinite amounts of some task

Because of that, people here have always had to fight to survive.

Because of that, everything on the campus was managed by students.

because of that, it feels alive.

because of this case as well.

because of his pain, he got used to morphine, so they were...

because of Vietnam.

because of the way in which so much emphasis is put on kind of the standard exam way of getting ahead.

because of TSMC.

because of the power and force that religion has exercised on the history of

because of VAT and he feels like he's carrying the weight of training people in their first job.

because of so much fat in it.

Because of this war in Iran, we might need you to stop making cars and start making more munitions and drones."

because of the speed of this technology and the proliferation of it that it will be unlike the revolutions of the past

because of Iran.

because of them.

because of the sheer uh uh coalescing around him that we've seen from Republican establishment.

because of their strength.

because of the way gerrymandering has really changed Virginia 1, and um it's one of the obviously one of the few

Because of course there is Giani and Fantino's reelection effort coming up next year, but UEFA are still talking

because of the fibers in the fleece.

because of the color.

because of the profile that Tim Montgomery comes with and what this might mean for then other people in the party about whether they feel that

because of the action of our government in the first quarter alone of this year, more than 350 investigations were opened