Sentence examples for because a case of from inspiring English sources

This area was chosen for the studies because a case of LA-MRSA infection was detected in 2008 [ 18], and because livestock farming is one of the main economical activities of this area, located in Lombardy, the region with the highest pig farming density in Italy [ 21].

Indeed, it's hard for him to believe he's had to take this medicine just because of a case of hiccups.

In 2003, after the United States banned Canadian beef imports because of a case of mad cow disease, Mr. Klein seemed to endorse a cover-up to protect the $5.1 billion industry.

That is in part because in a case of reality versus perception, the police officer gets the benefit of the doubt.

About a month or so ago, I wrote an article in praise of my sixth-grade teacher, Mr. Ray, partly because I was reminiscing about him with my daughter, explaining how he played a vital father-figure-esque role in my childhood, but also partly because of a case of mistaken identity.

He accused Mr. Romney of forgetting his previous positions because he has a case of "Romnesia".

He defended the indefensible after the Rabois incident, in part, because it was a case of one against all.

The coalition action is lawful because it is a case of stopping international criminals from continuing to perpetrate international crimes.

"It's not like Maastricht, when MPs voted against their party because it was a case of ratifying a treaty.

In the end they were resorting to banging the ball up, because it was a case of not making a mistake in your third.

I didn't have the chance to get all my children because it was a case of everyone for themselves, running for their lives.