because of vs rooted in the fact that

Some examples from the web:

• When the administration started to falter because of our conspiracy...
• Postponed their honeymoon because of his job.
• I lost everything because of it.
• Dr Austen, it happened because of your addiction.
• And not just because of your porcelain complexion.
• Mankind will be harvested because of your weakness.
• Decomposition is accelerating, perhaps because of the sunlight.
• Racial profiling is targeting suspects because of their race.
• Not available because of local instability or unreliable data.
• Gemma dump Chris because of Felix.
• You won this election because of you.
• Both because of online threats to his privacy...
• Innocent people can become hurt because of you.
• Gabriella's killer could walk because of you.
• Especially because of what I found there.
• That things have been weird because of Jeremy.
• All because of a martyred 15-year-old girl.
• All because of a martyred 15-year-old girl.
• The front is harder because of this glass relocker.
• We're compassionate because of our dependence.

Some examples from the web:

• Another cause is rooted in the fact that nobody feels responsible for the situation, and therefore nobody feels responsible for solving it.
• The difficulties are rooted primarily in the fact that the results are dependent on the auditors' professional judgment; it is not always possible to quantify the findings.
• A legend we are, but one rooted in fact.
• It is a report that is superfluous, unbalanced and not based on any real results, only on assumptions that are not rooted in fact.
• What we call a rebellion... it is a deep-rooted fact of multiple facets.
• Just as firmly rooted is the fact that those on the Israeli side who seek to sabotage every small step forward because they are pursuing their own agenda succeed repeatedly in undermining even the most minimal progress by means of provocation.
• The aim of managing migratory flows is in fact rooted in the illusion of strict regulation, something which has proved impossible in the last several years.
• Some of these differences are in fact deeply rooted in distinct collective preferences and cultural peculiarities which have developed over two centuries and are unlikely to be eliminated by decree.
• However, I would go further than that and say that it is, in fact, rooted in real experiences.
• They stress the fact that their position is rooted in the extremely serious and exceptional crisis of confidence unleashed in Belgium by the Diedres case.
• Does the fact that we're rooted in history make us feel more secure in our present?
• Still today, the fact that the production of 'Salame Felino' is rooted in the territory of the Province of Parma can be seen through research and studies into the area's gastronomic culture.
• Completely aside from the fact that Islam too has always played a part in Europe, I would like to recall, as a German especially, that the values that are allegedly so typically European are not quite so deeply rooted in Europe.
• Given the fact that this problem is deeply rooted in the EU and protein shortages are constantly increasing, we must make every effort to ensure that this problem is addressed as soon as possible and the production of local protein crops is increased.
• You can take solace, Mr Bligh, in the fact that he was seeking help and in the fact that he has this woman for his wife.
• The added value of the Ulysses project lies in the fact that various human resources and pieces of equipment were pooled and deployed jointly in a number of practical tasks, and in the fact that information was exchanged using advanced technologies.
• The fact that women are disadvantaged is also apparent in the training sector, in the fact that they are diverted into so-called typical women's jobs - often part-time jobs offering no social security - and the prevention of career advancement and access to management positions.
• The fact that the European Union is so weak in exerting its pressure on Israel to comply with international law is reflected in the fact that new agreements have been made with Israel in recent times. I would like to touch on those.
• But that does not take away from the fact that the report's importance mainly lies in the fact that we are developing a strategy and that there is a reasonable chance that it can make a significant contribution in Lisbon.
• We are particularly interested in the fact that attention has been paid to the feeling of discrimination that has emerged from consultations held in recent years, and the fact that the problem of planning and development has been given due consideration.