Sentence examples for assumed because of from inspiring English sources

High objectivity in implementing the test can be assumed, because of legally defined examination rules.

He shook his head and said he wouldn't feel comfortable travelling in Europe at the moment – I assumed because of the threat of terrorism.

The Chinese government was handed control over Chau Sey Tevoda, it is generally assumed, because of China's close links with Cambodia's monarch, King Norodom Sihanouk, who spends at least half his time in a state-owned villa near Beijing.

While not contradicting intelligence assessments suggesting that Al Qaeda remains a major threat with a strong presence in the tribal areas of Pakistan, the report says that the group "may decay sooner" than many experts have assumed because of severe weaknesses: "unachievable strategic objectives, inability to attract broad-based support and self-destructive actions".

The time-invariant channel during a subframe is assumed because of the slow time-varying channel [24].

The C4-position for the hydroxylation was assumed because of the similarities with the reaction of DCF, though no authentic standard was available.

I assume because of what is going on here".

_ I would assume because of the same economic considerations as in the past.

Bloomberg didn't run for mayor despite the difficulties of the job but, one has to assume, because of them.

Both of these are wonderful eating grapes, but are not as popular – I assume because of their bitter and astringent seeds.

I completely forgot about watching the new Gavin and Stacey, I assume because of the shock of being caught up in a gun battle in east Berkshire.