Sentence examples for and later because from inspiring English sources

The pursuit was slowed after the kidnappers fled to Paraguay, and later because of legal complications.

(Over the 1920s they are defective mainly for various intrinsic reasons; in the 1930s and later, because of massive falsification).

We get out later and later because there is more mail to prep and more parcels to sort.

Dr. Heit gave her OxyContin and later, because it seemed to work better and because of the expense, switched her to methadone.

Frank Williams spent most of his first season with the Knicks watching from the sideline, first because of a left ankle injury and later because of inconsistent play.

Coleman's adoption of a plastic alto sax (at first for economic reasons, and later because he preferred the sound) increased his reputation for eccentricity.

The end point of the study was fixed at 31 December 1997 and not later because, in the absence of recurrent disease, medical surveillance became less frequent after the first 5 years of follow-up.

These visits can interfere with the follow-up, and were noticed later because of the reduction in outpatient visits.

If you can cut your time down, great, but don't start waking up later and later just because you can speed through your routine.

Producers there persuaded her to change her name to Patricia Blake, and later Blair, because, they said, it sounded more sophisticated.

The Obama administration sued to stop Arizona — and later Utah, Alabama and South Carolina — because immigration is a federal responsibility that states cannot usurp.