Sentence examples for because of a clear from inspiring English sources

It has arisen because of a clear breach of school rules.

He had left his wordly career (which included managing the finances of an oil exploration company) because of a "clear sense I had of God calling me to get ordained, one that I obeyed kicking and screaming".On other lips, those words might sound self-righteous or cloying, but Archbishop Welby at least sounded as though he meant them.

Indeed, Robson's competent spot-kick, awarded because of a clear but innocent handball by Josh Meekings, was the first time they had conceded in 485 minutes of football.

"If you make winter signings it's usually because of a clear, immediate need," said Alan Switzer of the Sports Business Group at Deloitte.

This group included correctly handled complications during delivery, such as performing an immediate caesarean section shortly after admission because of a clear indication (placental abruption or a prolapsed umbilical cord) or uncomplicated deliveries with no signs of perinatal asphyxia.

There was considerable year-to-year PM variation not accounted for by a linear trend, largely because of a clear peak in 2002 (associated with an outbreak in Thailand) (6 ).

Not just because of the temperature but also because of aesthetics – a clear blue sky is not interesting to look at.

Campaigning was more intense, however, because the absence of a clear leader gave all contenders hope, added Bart.

Because the lack of a clear explanation for the shooting sequence was a key reason the Warren Report fell into disrepute.

17 20 Despite all these advances, a variety of challenges exist when considering the management of patients with SpA, 21 24 not least because the definition of a clear therapeutic target and strategies to reach such target are not yet optimally defined.

"Because of a lack of a clear title to the ground at the bridge," reported the El Paso Herald-Post, "the government has refused to build an immigration station".