Sentence examples for appear because of from inspiring English sources

So he could appear because of his celebrity AND his conviction.

Gaps could appear because of a belief that anything of value to business has to be measureable in monetary terms.

And its lawyer advised company officials not to appear because of YES's pending federal lawsuit against Cablevision for violating antitrust laws.

(Even if there's an agreement, one much-nominated star, the British soul singer Amy Winehouse, might not appear because of visa troubles).

We know when side arms began to appear because of pictures on advertising trade cards showing glasses with hinged temple pieces.

But the electability gap between the two is closer than it might appear because of the way Santorum's strengths could play in the Electoral College.

But not, it appears, because of the threats of unions or the approval of safety experts.

Now he has become a target of surveillance, it appears, because of his ethnic background.

"Essentially there are bits of protein that have appeared because of the intensive breeding of grains for yield".

And Kenyans because when their current president was the finance minister, a huge hole appeared because of a "computer error".

On April 17, Deutsche Bank retracted Mr. Tierney's note saying it had appeared because of an editorial mistake.