Sentence examples for because of crowd from inspiring English sources

"He made these choices not because of crowd control," Bledsoe countered.

Shanghai Daily reported that Shanghai cancelled an annual laser light show, which last year attracted 300,000 onlookers, because of "crowd control issues".

It should have stopped traffic in Tokyo last Friday at rush hour, but because of crowd concerns, the screening on Hachiko Square's giant video screens was pulled.

In the past 10 competitive games, Russia have managed two victories, one against Liechtenstein and one against Montenegro, awarded after the match was abandoned because of crowd trouble.

Roma return to action at the Stadio Olimpico tonight in their first match since Sunday's derby against Lazio which was abandoned because of crowd trouble.

"It would be nice to do an Open at Prestwick again, but I'm afraid it's just impossible because of crowd control and because the closing loop would not allow it," said Ian Bunch, the club secretary.

Going to the theater is out of the question "because of the crowds," she said.

But some parents say the problem seems to be worse this year, perhaps because of crowding.

Allow extra time to get through security because of crowds and an abundance of inexperienced fliers during the holidays.

Days to avoid, because of crowds and high fares, include the day before Thanksgiving, and the Sunday after.

Because of crowding, it can take 24 hours to move a patient to intensive care, Dr. Haley said.