Sentence examples for because of a time from inspiring English sources

"Florent happened because of a time of New York," he said, meaning his restaurant, not his persona.

NASA officials said they had met 5 of the 15 recommendations and would resume flights only when the benchmarks were met, not because of a time schedule.

Because of a time restriction, we were obliged to interview the artists as a pack.When we came to the carpet guy, the correspondent I'd spoken with earlier asked him about his £8,000 fee for a domestic commission.

Finding Republican signatures has become an especially tricky business because of a time limit of about 30 days and a requirement that voters can sign only one candidate's petition.

He said that some Knicks might be distracted from the goal at hand -- winning games -- because of: (a) time taken away from their brow-furrowed basketball concentration to attend pregame chapel services, and (b) fraternization at such meetings with the repellent rival.

He added that the judge had not allowed his client to finish his defence because of a "time limit".

Allard Beutel, a NASA spokesman, said the Russians were reluctant to postpone the supply run because of a time-sensitive experiment aboard the craft.

It knows when to explode because of a timed fuse.

There have been three replays thus far, the most recent of which reunited two Chicago high schools Bloom and Brother Rice to determine the outcome of a basketball game that was fouled, because of a time-clock problem, 10 years ago.

However, that's more likely because of a lag time in reporting than a steep month-over-month decline.

The defection probability is the probability that a new user leaves the server without being serviced because of a waiting time exceeding the user's tolerance.