Sentence examples for because of catch from inspiring English sources

However, we included Hg values from other smaller body size fish that may be excluded from the U.S. market because of catch restrictions.

On Friday, Mr. Dravid said his decision to retire wasn't based on his performance in one series or because of catches he's dropped the last year, but was a considered decision he took after discussing it with his teammates and family.

4 Although diarrhea, the second leading cause of child mortality wordwide, 5 causes malnutrition, prevalent diarrhea is not always associated with poor growth in the long term because of catch-up growth between episodes.

The state estimates that $19m has been lost in economic opportunities because of the catch limits.

But he seemed to run out of steam on the closing straight – not personally, but because of the Catch 22 of the election being fought under first-past-the-post, not the proportional system of Liberal Democrat dreams.

Because of the catch, and a postponement in Boston, the Yankees extended their lead to five games in the American League East.

Misch, who bought dinner for right fielder Jeff Francoeur because of a catch that preserved the shutout last September, threw nine scoreless innings in his first four outings, yielding four hits.

The latest review of bluefin suggests that its numbers may have increased because of lower catch limits -- but that can be deceiving.

"The last 10 days because Yas kind of caught fire, I wanted him to kind of build on that," Mattingly said.

Because of the Catch-22, the severe penalty applies to Mrs. Tenebro even though she is the wife of an American citizen who is also an active duty serviceman.

Lowering the cut-off point to <P3 did not improve the predictive value much, probably <span class="lh">because of continuing catch-up growth.