Sentence examples for because of a winter from inspiring English sources

His appearance before the Senate Budget Committee was canceled yesterday because of a winter storm, but he has another date before legislators today.

JOHN'S 91, LOUISVILLE 56 Shenneika Smith scored 21 points and No. 25 St. John's (20-4, 8-3 Big East) forced 31 turnovers to win at home in a game that was moved up five hours because of a winter storm.

Because of a winter storm that dumped nearly two feet of snow on the city within twenty-four hours, there were many empty seats in the auditorium when she and Serkin walked onstage, but she showed no signs of dismay as she took her place in front of the piano.

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has issued a Dec. 5 deadline for protesters to leave the area while North Dakota's Republican governor, Jack Dalrymple, issued a mandatory evacuation for the camp because of a winter storm.

This finding is dissimilar to findings from another study that found that at least 1 adult in 53% of families missed work to care for an ill child because of a winter respiratory illness (16 ).

In 2005, 7 of 41 (17.1%) terminated treatment because of a fall in ejection fraction increasing to 18 of 81 (22.2%) in 2006.

This is mainly because of a fall in immigration.

Fewer tourists visited this summer and shipping income is down because of a fall in trade.

Rolling blackouts are a fact of life here because of a 4,000-megawatt 4,000-megawatter prodeficit.

That was partly because of a fall in the value of the IOR's gold reserves.

Because of a 2010 Supreme Court ruling, unions can now canvass non-members as well as members.