Sentence examples for because of a primary from inspiring English sources

You write about how Arlen Specter left the Republican Party because of a primary challenge from Pat Toomey, an arch-conservative former congressman.

In the years since he ran against President Obama, Mr. McCain has moved to the right, in part because of a primary challenge in 2010.

Queues to enter the terminal can take 30 minutes because of a primary security check of luggage — before reaching the ticket counters.

Thus, our findings in Fgd4 − / − mice may be because of a primary requirement of Frabin/Fgd4 function in either Schwann cells or neurons, or both the cell types.

We show that the phenotypic heterogeneity in Cited2 deficiency is because of a primary requirement in epiblast derivatives with a secondary cell-autonomous role in the mesoderm.

Of the initially implanted 90 CVAD, 4 (4.4%) had to be removed because of an infection; of these, 3 because of a primary Gram positive BSI (MRSE) in Port catheters (3.3%).

The distinction is crucial because preclusion of a primary cause prevents the disease, while inhibition of a secondary cause only reduces the frequency or severity of disease but does not prevent the disease itself.

My immune system is challenged because of CVID, a primary immunodeficiency disorder that leaves me highly susceptible to recurrent infections and illness.

That's primarily because the mum of a primary school friend gave me a lift in a topless MX-5 when I was about nine.

In part it's because the format of a primary is more stable than the caucus.

John S. Trinsey Jr., a voter and potential candidate, asked the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania to declare the statute unconstitutional as a violation on the Fourteenth and Seventeenth amendments, because the lack of a primary removed his right to properly vote for candidates and delegated that power to political parties.