Sentence examples for because of accumulating from inspiring English sources

United playoff match was called last November because of accumulating snow at Red Bull Arena in Harrison, N.J.

It is Thomas who has learned to play defense with such proficiency that he spends more time on the bench because of accumulating fouls early in the game than he does at power forward.

However, this process may detect some of the background edges as moving edge because of accumulating more gradient information in.

The UK Statistics Authority has said that police recorded crime data in England and Wales should no longer be designated as National Statistics because of accumulating evidence that they may be unreliable.

For example, former NFL player Eugene Monroe retired from the NFL because of accumulating pain from injuries and the lack of an exemption from the NFL to treat himself with marijuana.

Recently, phytoestrogens have gained increasing attention because of accumulating evidence suggesting their protective roles against numerous chronic diseases, including cancers, CVD, dyslipidemia and diabetes [4], [5].

Howard was suspended for the El Salvador match because of accumulated yellow cards.

Coach Tom Coughlin offered a sketchy explanation for Boley's decreased use, saying Boley was less than 100 percent healthy because of accumulated injuries.

Terrestrial (or land-derived) sediments are predominantly clays and silts and are commonly coloured blue because of accumulated organic debris as well as bacterially produced ferrous iron sulfides.

The one who claimed the prize, he said, would "take over a less than useless presidency" because of accumulated bitterness, and the one who lost would probably see his career ended.

Congress appropriated $14 billion for the grants for the current fiscal year, but because of the increase and because of accumulated shortfalls from previous years, lawmakers will need to add $6 billion in new funds next year or cut the size of the grants, Department of Education officials said.