Sentence examples for because of caps from inspiring English sources

Argentina became an energy importer, partly because of caps on residential energy tariffs, Barclays said.

And now officials in Delaware County, which includes Muncie, are seeing big drops in revenue, in part because of caps the state has imposed on property taxes.

The period of reregulation between 1933 and 1940 reserved a safe harbour for commercial banks, which were backed by federal deposit insurance but didn't attract speculative capital because of caps on the rate of interest that could be paid.

If that were to happen, Mr. Hanney said, the annuity contracts would be insured by the state guaranty associations, though they may not cover the full amount of a worker's income guarantee because of caps the associations impose that vary by state.

But holders of H-1Bs often fail to obtain permanent residency because of caps on the number of green cards that can be awarded to immigrants from particular countries.

"There are 15,000 or more students, and there parents who want to be in a charter school but can't because of the cap," he said.

Both have made maximum contract offers, although Atlanta's is worth $28 million more, because of cap rules that favor the home team.

The revenue flow already has plummeted because of cap-and-trade's uncertainty.

All adult patients (age 18 years and above) admitted to the hospital because of CAP were eligible for inclusion.

In 2008, an estimated 186 360 men were diagnosed with CaP, and it was estimated that 28 660 deaths because of CaP occured (Jemal et al, 2008).

After its initial appearance, the lattice structure continued to mature with the actin filaments becoming more stable, potentially because of capping by adducin.