Sentence examples for be cleared because of from inspiring English sources
Several times a month, it seems, an airport terminal has to be cleared because of an error: an unplugged magnetometer, a screener who lost track of a passenger.
At one point the public gallery had to be cleared because of noise from protesters, and the meeting was further delayed because of a fire alarm.
Other residents complain that it has taken the state government far too long to allow fire-damaged land to be cleared because of contamination fears over asbestos and arsenic.
North Dakota Gov. Doug Burgum (R) and the Army Corps of Engineers had said the camp must be cleared because of health and safety risks.
I told him I had heard that the marshes were cleared because of conflict, not to drill for oil.
Schoeneweis said Thursday that he had been cleared because of medical issues stemming from the testicular cancer he overcame while a student at Duke more than 15 years ago.
At a press conference called after a day that included the courtroom being cleared because of a threat, a woman with a plastic bag shouting that she had a "constitutional" motion to file, and Pistorius starting to cry, a police official described Moonoo as South Africa's "top detective".
The report quoted an official in the prosecution office as saying that the agent, Muhammad Reza Aghdam Ahmadi, had been cleared because there was a "lack of proof".
"Although the tariff for each individual bank or building society may be clear, because of the varying combinations of monthly fees, daily fees and interest rates used across the industry, it is impossible to work out which is the best account," he said.
To be clear, because of the way it's compressed, iTunes 1080p content is not equal to the 1080p picture you'll get from a Blu-ray disc.
Engineering integration in this first type has been identified as an add-on or culminating project, where connections between the science content and the engineering may not be clear because of the distinct separation of engineering and science content (Crotty et al., 2017; Guzey et al., 2017).
