The phrase "answer because of the" is not correct and sounds incomplete in written English.
It may be used when explaining the reason for a response, but it typically requires additional context to be clear.
Example: "I will answer because of the questions you raised during the meeting."
Alternatives: "respond due to the" or "reply as a result of the".
It is a complicated question to answer because of the vagaries of campaign finance rules and reporting.
The answer: Because of the Pentagon's ban on women in combat, which prohibited women from serving in Special Operations units like the Night Stalkers.
This is a very difficult question to answer because of the highly ambiguous polling situation in South Carolina, where no public polls have been conducted in two weeks.
Even questions that might seem more relevant were no easier to answer because of the tremendous fluctuations that are a normal part of most mental health conditions.
But in Britain, it's oddly hard to answer because of the lack of a single, reliable list of addresses for people, firms and buildings.The mess is confusing and costly.
"Everyone around me thought I was crazy," she added, "because you can sell out the Beethoven quartets at Lincoln Center, so why would you give them away?" One answer: because of the long lines snaking down Amsterdam Avenue before every concert.
You don't need to add any decimal places back into the answer because the values of the decimal equation and the whole number equation are exactly the same.
Asked why he fled the city, he answered, "Because of the food and the war".
She said that "he might provide inaccurate or incomplete answers because of the problems associated with a lack of concentration," which she said included being "unable to read a book for longer than one minute since the accident".
"All Americans have the right to know how their senators voted and why in this case they don't have the answers because of the way it was handled".
Many, when asked the names of medication used for their headaches, were unable to give definite answers because of the prevailing illiteracy in the general population of the country.
