Sentence examples for because of dutch from inspiring English sources

Shunned for 75 years because of Dutch elm disease, they are now "coming back as a different group of plants because of research and breeding work".

Because of Dutch successes, Mr. Jonkman said in an interview, "we have to go abroad to see how flood management systems respond in extreme situations".

Identified only by his first name because of Dutch privacy rules, Aydin C, "who is linked to the suicide of 15-year-old Amanda Todd, may be extradited to Canada", the court said in a statement.

The release of the man, identified only as Guido W. because of Dutch privacy laws, means that he will not be transferred to Aruba, said the court official, Martine de Bruijn.

The source of the possible danger shifts in scope from the global the threat of nuclear annihilation, pollution, toxic spills to the local: dead flies crusting over the cars in the neighborhood, trees on the block condemned because of Dutch elm disease.

"I was a little ahead of a lot of football players in those days because of Dutch," he said.

He also said he chose the Dutch company because of a Dutch legislator, Geert Wilders, who has built a political career out of criticizing Muslims in his country.

I'm going to have you look above at the screen grab or head over to T-Mo.nl because my understanding of Dutch is fairly limited and "Houd mij op de hoogte" is what I said to a charming young lady in Amsterdam last year and she showed me that she was really a man.

We do not know where in this spectrum the population of the Netherlands falls because the number of Dutch subjects who have been completely mutation screened is quite small [ 8].

Because approximately 70% of Dutch women take oral contraceptives before their first pregnancy and therefore visit their pharmacy regularly, Dutch pharmacists undertook a proactive intervention aimed at informing and motivating women taking oral contraceptives to start taking folic acid supplements before becoming pregnant.

Because the naturalistic paintings of Dutch artist Piet Mondrian's early career carry a strong resemblance to the forms within this taxonomy, his works are suited to an entoptic-based analysis.