Sentence examples for Because of tape from inspiring English sources

His particular closeness with Richard Nixon stained his reputation, not least because of tape transcripts recounting a White House conversation in which Graham denigrated Jews (for which he has apologized, often and abjectly, offering to crawl on his knees for forgiveness).

The band produced a 17-track demo at Fort Apache soon afterwards, known to fans as "The Purple Tape" because of the tape cover's purple background.

"I had wanted to do this when I was teaching in Yonkers," Ms. Pyatt said, "but I couldn't because of all the red tape".

During the first 4 weeks, the treatment with tape will be stopped if the patient is free of pain, allergic to tape or reports a substantial increase in complaints because of the tape.

Gone is the need to deal with adjustments for different kinds of tape, because all digital tapes are the same.

And because he was short of tape in the early days he would record over old tapes or reverse them.

But because hundreds of meters of tape can be spooled on a single cartridge, the overall volumetric data density of tape is higher, says Evangelos Eleftheriou, head of the Storage Technologies group at IBM Zurich.

We used to wrap the gun up with a lot of tape, because those things had a tendency to blow up in your hands.

Most, however, are registered as private companies because of red tape.

They are not keen on centuries of history being chucked out because of red tape.

It is hard for job-creating new enterprises to emerge because of red tape, so big businesses are unchallenged.