Sentence examples for because of a joint from inspiring English sources

Sony was well-positioned to make the deal in China, he said, because of a joint venture it already enjoyed with a Chinese film company.

While these changes are good news for those already in trouble because of a joint return, the best defense is to never have to plead to the I.R.S. for relief.

This conclusion is misleading because forcible manipulation of a joint is not synonymous with PROM exercises.

Beyond looks and atmosphere, Mirchi is set apart because it is somewhat of a joint venture among several longtime Indian restaurateurs, including Satish Sehgal, the owner of Indian Oven, and Vijay Gupta, the owner of Mughlai and Bay Leaf in Midtown Manhattan, who are involved as consultants.

Such a reduction fails, Searle holds, because thinking and conceiving of a joint action in the "we -form is the core characteristic of cooperation.

He said he did not practice before that game because of a separated joint in his right (nonthrowing) shoulder.

Radcliffe, still the fastest women's marathoner in history, withdrew from the British Olympic team because of a degenerative joint in her foot that refused to regenerate in time to allow her one last chance.

In one case, a two stage re-revision took place because of a postoperative joint infection 7 months after surgery.

The patient contacted the out-patient clinic because of a knee joint effusion.

One of the children had been treated with antibiotics because of a suspected joint infection at the age of two months.

Hunter had been silent until now, on the advice of his lawyers, because he is the subject of a joint federal investigation by the United States attorney's office in Manhattan and the Labor Department.