Sentence examples for and later because of 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).

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.

Thompson tries to sue Rockstar, first because of the game's potentially violent influence on children and later because of a sex scene hidden in the game's code.

Because Navigator connected to Netscape's Web site by default (and later because of various services offered by the company), netscape.com became one of the busiest sites on the Web.

Eric was a director of the department store Busbys' of Bradford and later, because of his interest in John's work as an artist, opened the Goosewell Gallery, in the village of Menston, Wharfedale.

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

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.

Swords in antiquity and classical times tended to be relatively short, at first because they were made of bronze and later because they were rarely called upon to penetrate iron armour.

27 patients were included, 8 of which were excluded of the record and later analysis because of problems of protocols fulfillment.

The Finnish data were not included in this and later analysis because of the small number of cases.