Sentence examples for because of claim from inspiring English sources

Because of claim #2, the planning period of the problem is considered unbounded.

Net income fell because of claims filed after Sandy.

Then, because of claims that the oil is heart-healthy, sales began to sizzle.

New York State outlawed them in 1975 because of claims that they discriminated against women.

Since I have been involved in this work, the Diocese of Rockville Centre has paid out a total of $4,000 because of claims of sexual misconduct".

"Let's not have an orgy of anti-Chinese xenophobia because of claims being made of this or that," Pyne told reporters in Cairns.

The number of applicants swelled largely because of claims by Roma from the former Yugoslavia, practically all of whom were turned down.

But German officials say Turkey has continued to deny loans of objects for exhibitions because of claims to other objects in the Pergamon collection.

The case could also prove to be especially problematic for Herbalife because of claims by the hedge fund investor William A. Ackman that the company was "inherently fraudulent".

Maybe because of claims of high sales reported by the Scottish police, though none of these have been verified as being naphyrone.

It fell out of favor partly because of claims that its otherworldly vibrations could shatter one's nerves, and in some German towns it was banned.