Sentence examples for because of a prolonged from inspiring English sources
As the submarine neared the end of its operations, behind schedule because of a prolonged lunch with its 16 civilian visitors, Commander Waddle rushed his crew through a series of maneuvers to prepare the submarine for surfacing, according to Admiral Griffiths's investigation.
In 2007, for the first time it was possible to gather data on mating because of a prolonged drought involving South Madagascar.
In 2007, the governor of Georgia requested a declaration because of a prolonged drought, but President George W. Bush declined to make one.
Yellow poppies usually blanket the eastern side of the Franklin Mountains in the early spring this yearr's show is uncertain because of a prolonged drought).
The United States government's ability to keep track of looming international threats was drastically curtailed last year because of a prolonged computer breakdown at the Pentagon agency that collects and analyzes photographs from spy satellites, several federal intelligence officials said.
The charity said several countries were already facing a "major emergency", such as Ethiopia, where 4.5 million are in need of food aid because of a prolonged scarcity of rain this year.
Because by virtue of having a prolonged critical illness the PAMV population is at greater risk for exposure to packed red blood cell (pRBC) transfusions [ 16], we hypothesized that in this population more liberal use of allogeneic blood is associated with worse clinical and economic outcomes.
Because of evidence of prolonged MRSA carriage (21 ), questions related to exposures referred to a period of 1 year before patient diagnosis.
After a prolonged break because of the injury, during which he missed the Greenbrier Classic and his own AT&T National, he returned at the Open Championship at Muirfield.
Because of that, prolonged solitary confinement is internationally recognized as a form of torture.
No one said anything, but it was clear that it was futile because of the prolonged cardiac arrest.
