Sentence examples for because of blockades from inspiring English sources
Dr. Eskander writes that the week started off quietly: Most of the staff couldn't get to work because of blockades and military checkpoints.
Gordon Brown, the chancellor of the exchequer, who brought the taxes to their current level, said, "We will not fall for the quick fix and the irresponsible short-termism of making tax policy this afternoon because of blockades this morning".
The addition of these inhibitors did not result in any change in the staining intensity or pattern in the superficial dorsal horn of WT mice relative to Entpd3 -/- mice, but adding ARL67156 caused a near-complete loss of histochemical staining in microglia in the spinal gray in both genotypes, presumably because of blockade of ENTPD1 activity (Braun et al., 2000) (image not shown).
Although, MG132 treatment alone per se caused death in cervical cancer cells, the elevated level of Fas (in target cells) because of blockade in degradation enables the FasL (elevated upon MMC treatment in effector cells) to trigger enhanced killing in target cells.
I told them: 'It's because of your blockades.'" Israel has operated an economic blockade of Gaza since Hamas' rise to power in 2007, and Palestinian travel out of Gaza has been severely limited.
On Monday, the rating agency Standard & Poor's lowered its economic outlook for Thailand because of the blockades.
Because of new blockades, they'd need to walk uptown until they found an open cross street.
Disintegration begins with a cancelled holiday because of road blockades; then the newsagent's dark question about cigarettes, "Serbian or Croatian?"; the missing kid at school; the first refugees from out of town, and the appalling whispered details (one man's wife was taken by a paramilitary with a necklace of human ears).
Some of the factories we actually built because of union blockades trying to stop us getting supplies".
