Sentence examples for because of a further from inspiring English sources

The management said it could not approve a budget for 2012 because of a further cut in its public funding.It said spending of €10m was the "indispensable minimum".

More opportunities could also come into play if the national environment becomes more favorable to Republicans (such as because of a further slide in Mr. Obama's approval ratings).

True, that was mainly because of a further big drop in federal government employment as temporary workers taken on to carry out the decennial federal census were laid off.

As the process of industrialization deepens, either because of a further deterioration in the terms of trade or because of capital flows from the primary to the secondary sector, the short- and medium-run support for protectionist policies increases and eventually these policies may be implemented.

Comments about her have something in common with comments I've read about virtually every other artist or celebrity who comes out as bi: "What if she's just saying that for attention?" The implication is that no one would actually say they're bi, because of a further implication, which is that no one really is bi.

The size of the aggregate increases almost proportionally in the larger 4X5 and 4XMID5 simulations, and the flip-flop rates simultaneously increase by nearly a factor of three, apparently because of a further decrease in the free energy barrier, as the aggregate occupies nearly half of the surface area of the bilayer patch.

One hundred two patients were excluded from the study because of evidence of a further risk factor for liver injury other than HCV exposure.

This is another sign of the serious brainpower that has been expended on finding ways to avoid or minimise government ownership of banks, and to avoid the slightest possibility of offending shareholders - shareholders whose shares have positive value primarily because of the expectation of a further government bail-out.

For instance, in patients with strongly reduced initial creatinine clearance adequate high-dose chemotherapy is problematic or even impossible because of the increasing risk of a further loss of renal function.

On July 5, Moody's Investors Service cut Portugal's debt rating to junk status, and warned of a further cut because of the "formidable challenges" faced by the incoming government.

Together the data suggest that during the first 12 h of ventilation alveolar space increases because of hyperinflation while a further increase of alveolar space during the next 12 h of ventilation is in part due to arrest in alveolar development as well as hyperinflation.