Sentence examples for because of difficulty from inspiring English sources

Historical estimates of whale longevity are limited because of difficulty measuring age in older whales.

Because of difficulty of access and extensive ice cover, the geology is still little known.

But that did not bolster sales, in part because of difficulty getting insurance to pay.

Restaurateurs as well known as Drew Nieporent have dropped out of the project because of difficulty getting financing.

A fourth candidate, Desiree Pilgrim-Hunter, dropped out of the race this week because of difficulty raising money.

Days spent without leaving the house, perhaps because of difficulty driving or a fear of using public transportation.

Another two million to four million registered voters were discouraged from even trying to vote because of difficulty obtaining an absentee ballot, voter ID issues and other problems.

Phil DiRuocco, athletic director at Edgemont High, says the school has a modest cheerleading program, with fewer than a dozen members, because of difficulty finding a coach.

Previous attempts at Rosi may have failed because of difficulty identifying the cells and incomplete activation of recipient eggs, the study authors said.

Michael Gambon has talked openly about his enforced retirement from the stage, although not from television, because of difficulty retaining lines.

But, Dr. Pikitch said, to obtain the 1,600 females, fishermen probably kill twice that number of sturgeons because of difficulty in distinguishing between male and female.