Sentence examples for because of canceled from inspiring English sources

Attendance the week of the bombings dropped 6percentt, mainly because of canceled performances.

This television season has been marked by turmoil because of canceled shows and last-minute changes since the terrorist attacks.

A concert-sized stage stood unused because of canceled entertainment, and American Red Cross counselors waited nearby for anyone who requested help.

Analog Devices Inc., a maker of high-speed communications chips, said it was reducing its estimates for the third quarter because of canceled orders.

Mr. Rojas said farmers had been forced to abandon their production and leave it to rot on the ground because of canceled orders from Germany, Austria and other countries.

The Spanish authorities have estimated the weekly loss of revenue at 200 million euros because of canceled farming shipments, for which the Spanish government is expected to seek compensation from the European Union.

Until this week, players who signed overseas went because of the fear of canceled games.

Among the topics was Mr. Page's recent habit of canceling concerts because of sometimes vague medical conditions.

Also, a small fraction of lines are expected to match the progenitor because of canceling of gains and losses.

The second party had to be cancelled because of cancellations on the part of guests.

The third test session, scheduled for the morning of January 21, was canceled because of wet weather.