Sentence examples for because of critics from inspiring English sources

"We don't change our price because of critics' reviews, but of course the market can do what it wants," he said.

But he said the university was looking at a possible change in policy because of critics like the United Federation of Teachers.

Although legislation to create such a program faltered in Congress because of critics who said it blurred the separation between church and state, Mr. Bush pushed ahead to enact part of the program administratively.

Because of critics' claims that the low rates are made possible by the TVA's tax exemption and lack of obligation to show a profit on its operations, a schedule of payments was worked out by which the TVA would refund to the national treasury over a period of years all federal electric-power investment in the valley.

The Houston Independent School District may vote this week to change the name of the Lamar High School Redskins because of critics believe the name is derogatory.

That's because, as critics of the bill have pointed out, funding for the system ends in 2026, meaning it would need to be reappropriated by the government.

But he has also proved to be a lightning rod for criticism in part because of what critics see as his confrontational approach and his conservative politics.

Raymond Lane, the board's chairman, and Marc Andreessen, a prominent Silicon Valley investor, were also the target of critics because of their significant roles in the Autonomy acquisition.

"In France I annoy a lot of critics because I shoot quickly and I make very different films".

"But I couldn't prevent someone from getting their rights just because I'm afraid of critics.

It appears to have escaped the attention of critics because it was published in 2007 by Cassava Republic, a small Nigerian company.