Sentence examples for because of age and from inspiring English sources

She charges the network with unlawfully terminating her employment because of age and sex.

Because of age and religious differences, she considered him "way off my radar screen".

If the turf fibers degrade because of age and exposure to the sun, they can release a dust containing lead.

One agent said more than a dozen players could soon lose their contracts because of age and identity issues.

Arsenal let them go because of age, and because Wenger's project included helping the club move house.

"A lot of the teams have nobody that you'd have any interest in, just because of age and ability," Hughes said.

It's true that there is a big increase, partly because of ageing and to do with the fact that women live longer than men.

Historically the British community has been smaller, quieter and more ossified than America's; it has shrunk since the 1950s because of ageing and integration.

"The two programs we canceled were very dated in their style and presentation and aimed at an audience that, very frankly, has diminished over the years because of aging and moving away.

These differences could be ascribed to paint deterioration because of aging and environmental degradation.

Esophageal hiatal hernias arise as a result of the weakening of diaphragmatic muscular tissues, often because of aging, and can cause reflux esophagitis.