Sentence examples for applying because of the from inspiring English sources

Many people point to the fall in 2012/13 applications to English universities as evidence that students have been put off applying because of the near trebling of tuition fees.

It fears that older would-be nurses and those from poorer backgrounds will be put off from applying because of the prospect of racking up big student loan debts.

He said the number of people receiving food stamps had increased by 50 percent in the past three years and argued that people were not being dissuaded from applying because of the policy.

For Labour, John Biggs said the plan was "fundamentally flawed" as it would put people off applying because of the "hoops" they would have to jump through.

Companies have sometimes been dissuaded from applying because of the "expense" of winning an award (a grant will not cover all of the overheads of running a research project).

"There are probably another 50,000 to 75,000 undocumented students who are qualified and desirous of a college education," he said, but they are discouraged from applying because of fear of the I.N.S. and soaring tuitions.

Mr. Pearl argued in his appeal that the statute of limitations should not apply because of the cover-up.

I've heard of artists who got a great critical reception who have not applied because of the cost".

Even when the children are eligible for Medicaid, he said, illegal immigrants may be afraid to apply because of "the threat of deportation".

The report found ethnic minority women "deselecting themselves" from the jobs market and deciding not to apply because of the extra barriers they faced.

According to Derrick, Q stands for query, an appellation applied because of the many unanswered questions posed by the new disease at the time of its first description.