Sentence examples similar to because of approach from inspiring English sources

After pushing Confederate cavalry southward at the Battle of Cane Hill in late November, Schofield assumed the Confederates would suspend further invasion plans because of approaching winter.

As if on cue, as Woods and his playing partner, Rickie Fowler, were walking off the second green at Bay Hill Golf Club on Sunday, the horn sounded, signaling the suspension of play because of approaching bad weather.

In most cases, however, these modifications were relatively small and easy to perform, while there was no case in which surgery had to be aborted because of approach-related surgical problems.

I'm excluded from some things, such as motortrade bodies, because of my different approach".

But have they not taken that approach because of inferior technical ability?

That happens because of mental approach.

I had some tussles because of my approach.

He is radical and divisive because of his approach to politics.

"We were actually the third-highest bidder," he recalled, "but we got the property because of that approach.

Because of their approach, many shoppers now research products on the Internet and expect greater price transparency.

The issue has gotten renewed attention, most recently this week, with an article in The Daily News, because of the approach of the Republican National Convention.