Sentence examples for because of ground from inspiring English sources

Held at Filbert Street (Anfield was unavailable because of ground redevelopment), a sunny day in August saw 25,104 show up.

"He took very seriously and engaged heavily in Al Qaeda propaganda operations," said the official, who asked not to be named because of ground rules imposed by the administration.

The chases scheduled at the track's opening day of this season had to be abandoned because of ground conditions, but Betteridge reported yesterday: "We had 6mm (in) of rain on Saturday night and we have been watering 22 hours a day since.

Lancashire won their first outright county title since 1934 last summer despite not playing a single four-day match at their Old Trafford home because of ground improvement work.

The SNR data value strongly depends on the elevation angle, and the SNR value may oscillate at low elevation angles (<25°) because of ground reflections of the GPS signal (Larson 2013) with sidereal shifting.

Air quality in Connecticut fails to meet federal clean-air standards mostly because of ground-level ozone.

While most National Trust coastline is open to the public, the public can visit the spit only on Saturdays from April to June, and Tuesday to Saturday from July to September – because of ground-nesting birds, as well as hazardous waste and unexploded bombs.

It did cancel some trips the week of Sept. 11 because of grounded airlines -- as well as a marketing e-mail message that was to have been sent on Sept. 11 saying, "The Middle East is hot again".

Because detectability of ground-foraging birds is generally low and declines with increasing vegetation cover, we relied on radiotracking for three study species (hoopoe, wryneck, woodlark).

These crops are predominant because of poor ground water supply and soil type.

"His form tailed off [last season] but he kept running on bad ground and we nearly pulled him out today because of the ground.