Sentence examples for because no record from inspiring English sources

The claim was apparently settled out of court, because no record of adjudication exists.

Because no record was maintained of women who were not enrolled, to minimize the study-associated workload among busy labor/delivery ward staff, the exact number of eligible women remains uncertain.

Dennis Tompkins, a spokesman for the archives, said officials at first thought they did not have any records related to the matter, because no records were labeled as such.

And even if that law is accepted as applicable, dating the illegal excavation of any site is difficult because no records are typically kept.

Mary was cured after six months, but it took two more years for her to be returned to her family because no records were kept of where she came from or who her family was.

Whether the positive skin tests were caused by acquisition of infection during travel or by prior exposure is unknown because no records of pretravel test results are available.

"How many other traditions are out there in the world that we'll never know about because no-one recorded them before the language disappeared?" Austin says. . Languages also convey unique cultures.

But the official said that investigators did not think it likely that the burglar committed the killing, because he had no record of violence and because his legal problems were likely to be resolved soon.

He ruled that any signed absentee ballots that were rejected solely because they lacked a postmark, or solely because there was no record on file that the voter ever requested such a ballot, should be declared valid votes.

The events are foreboding because Georgia has no record of a peaceful transfer of power.

Some people estimate their age, because there's no record of their birthdate.