Sentence examples for be given because of from inspiring English sources
Hamilton lost power in the second half of the race and, when he asked his engineer Pete Bonnington for information, he was told it could not be given because of a clampdown on radio messaging at the start of the season.
According to confidential legal advice, a copy of which has been seen by the Guardian, the prize cannot be given because of discrepancies over whether the cash comes from government accounts or those of a foundation set up in the name of Teodoro Obiang Nguema, the president of Equatorial Guinea.
Italian Transport Minister Maurizio Lupi said on Monday that a definitive figure could not be given because of errors on the passenger list, no-shows at boarding or people getting off on a stopover at the Greek port city of Igoumenitsa.
A precise number of 5-HT-lir neurons or statistics on their distribution cannot be given because of the ambiguity of segmental boundaries within the nerve cords.
General guidelines for manufacture cannot be given because of the great variety of preparations, but the idea behind all of them is to combine the necessary preservation of meat with a typical flavour.
Because DTIC and TMZ are still the standard therapy for melanoma, however, determination of MGMT methylation could indicate for which patients these treatments should not be given, because of expected toxicity.
No stars were given "because of the impossibility of averaging quality and price in this instance," John Canaday wrote.
That's because while we would like to think that donors are giving because of what they believe in, most of the money contributed to candidates has more to do with access than with political beliefs".
A critical evaluation of the usefulness of different types of electrodes is given, because of their central importance in electrochemical processes and in electrochemical cell design.
He said: "One of the greatest things I am given because of the profession I am in is the ability to give back.
The Tree of Sorrow and the Tree of Woe seem like names that could have been given because of the general loneliness factor, but I don't know".
