Sentence examples for base because of the from inspiring English sources

York is doing well; unemployment is just 2%; it has a good skills base because of the university.

The section was not allowed to use these Humvees, even on our "secured" base, because of the constant threat of artillery.

Others more liberally define a cult filmmaker as any director, writer, or producer who has a significant fan base because of the specific defining characteristics of their films.

Those buildings were clustered near the gates of an American military base, but the witness was unable to see whether there was any damage inside the base because of the large concrete blast walls surrounding it.

"There's a broader tourist base because of the proximity to the major hotels, as well as the really increased pedestrian traffic between 57th and 61st because of the grouping of all the retailers around there," including Calvin Klein, Crate & Barrel and DKNY, as well as Barneys.

It is very difficult to objectively define its top and base because of the large lateral facies and thickness variations.

Another prisoner was shipped to the base "because of his general knowledge of activities in the areas of Khowst and Kabul based as a result of his frequent travels through the region as a taxi driver".

When the batter is given first base because of interference, the official scorer must presume that an out would have been recorded on that batter.

When a runner is given a base because of obstruction, the official scorer does not presume that an out would have been recorded on that runner, but if that runner later scores the run is unearned.

He said commanders had been reluctant to send Humvees off bases in Afghanistan "because of the problems with survivability".

This consensus method limits motif searches to 12 bases in length (because of the calculation time necessary to search longer motifs) and allows for a few substitutions [ 8].