Sentence examples for asked because of from inspiring English sources

But Chavez was not asked because of anything to do with his managerial aspirations.

Certain kinds of questions elicit certain answers, and certain questions are asked because of fear.

It decided not to make the cafeteria larger, as school administrators had asked, because of rising costs.

But, she noted, only one event curator asked, because of the High Holy Day, to be scheduled in a later slot.

In my job you get asked, because of the background you come from – I was privately educated – can you relate to people who don't have a similar background?

The question is asked because of a fairly widespread perception, in Britain and beyond, that things have turned out rather disappointingly.

I ask because of its decision to increase its Monday to Friday cover price by 20 per cent to £1.20, while its Saturday edition now costs a stonking £2.10.

Hans Sotin, with 29 seasons at Bayreuth behind him, withdrew (or was asked to withdraw, depending on whom you ask) because of "unbridgeable differences" with the conductor, Christoph Eschenbach.

Contrary to my expectations before becoming a father, kids are annoyingly intelligent and ask things that most adults have long ago stopped asking because of their difficult and controversial nature.

I only ask because of some of the language he used in his speech in Essex this morning.

"Are you asking because of recent events?," he asked.