Sentence examples for because of a continued from inspiring English sources

The provision of high quality transitional care continues to be a challenge in many western countries because of a continued focus on acute, episodic care [ 3– 7].

The index was 54.7 in August, and fell slightly because of a continued decline in the report's employment measure.

At least part of the reason we're willing to embrace Jenner is because of a continued focus on being "beautiful" as a condition of acceptability for being female.

She had already refinanced once, five years ago, but because of a continued decline in interest rates, doing it again seemed smart.

Immigration and Customs Enforcement will not comment because of a continuing investigation.

She declined to give her name and said she could not provide more details because of a continuing investigation.

ASML said that it was forced to sell or shut divisions because of a continuing slump in the semiconductor industry.

Kimi Raikkonen finished second for the third straight race as most drivers chose a four-stop strategy because of a continuing problem with fast-degrading tires.

The police told the BBC that the violin had been found in the Midlands, in central Britain, but would not offer further details because of a continuing investigation.

Longer-term prospects for the measure remain unclear, analysts say, in part because of a continuing lack of clarity in European Union legislation dealing with such matters.

The Washington Ballet canceled its productions for February and March yesterday because of a continuing dispute with dancers and their union over a new contract.