Sentence examples for because of continual from inspiring English sources

One woman tells another that her Arab husband is going to leave the country because of continual harassment.

Békés county is known in Hungarian history as the "Stormy Corner" because of continual agitation by its peasants for land reforms.

Because of continual wind or water erosion or shallow depth to hard bedrock, Leptosols show little or none of the horizonation, or layering, characteristic of other soils.

Against the din of traffic that surrounded us, he was telling me about growing up on the Île de Ré, which, because of continual gales, was nearly bereft of trees, or, except for salt marshes, much in the way of vegetation of any kind.

Conferences like the MEAC have collectively won only one or two NCAA men's basketball tournament games in their history and many cannot even stage full conference tournaments because of continual NCAA academic sanctions on multiple schools.

Last month Australian writer and teacher Kathryn Heyman and her husband sent a letter to The London Review of Books (LRB), explaining their decision not to renew their subscription because of continual gross gender imbalance.

The reciprocal understanding mother-child relationship is possible only because of the continual dialogue between faces".

The contribution of inverse agonism to the overall therapeutic effects of antagonists is difficult to determine because of the continual presence of endogenous agonists under normal physiological conditions.

Because of the continual erosion of funding and salaries, he says, prestige institutions such as his are now "living on borrowed time".

Quinn, who joined the Giants in 2007, acknowledged that there was always an unknown quantity in special teams because of the continual turnover among players.

Because of the continual raids and wars between segments, a chieftainship, with the power to use force to maintain peace, was established.