Sentence examples for because of habitual from inspiring English sources

Urban American acknowledges that it has sent out 633 eviction notices to at least 500 tenants — the building has 1,192 apartments — although 75 tenants have received 176 of the notices because of habitual late payments, Mr. Eisenberg said.

While weather doesn't seem like the kind of thing that commands a lot of minutes of engagement, you can see where it would stand out because of habitual usage.

With respect to the latter, residents of Ontario may be better nourished because of habitual nutrient-rich food intake before and during hospitalization.

Forrester tells us that the reason we have so little time to think is because, "our habitual use of technology and bias for immediacy and rapid response has contributed to fragmenting our attention across many issues at the cost of allowing deep exploration around any one issue".

If the past provides a glimpse into the future, Cohen and Nikodinov may be vulnerable because of their habitual collapses under pressure.

Once described by Simon Hoggart as the "furry caterpillar" because of his habitual woolly sweaters, Peter Cheeseman, who has died aged 78, offered a unique vision of the role of theatre in the community.

"I thought it would be a good thing to do, because of my habitual self-loathing and the kind of unpleasantness I put myself through with my own thoughts.

UK citizens forced to return from overseas might have problems over entitlement to benefits, including job seeker's allowance, universal credit and pensions because of the habitual residence test.

All five stories are laden with Jewish imagery, from the heroine of The English Roses, called Binah, which is Hebrew for understanding, through the use of "everything is for the best" - gam zu le'tova - a saying of a Jewish scholar, nicknamed Nachum Ish Gamzu, because of his habitual use of the phrase.

Seemingly taken for granted, because of their habitual presence in fellowship activities, easy accessibility, and unassuming manners, Doug, Steve, and Shine are model leaders.

Because of such habitual combinations, reliable numbers for the social impact only due to landslides are difficult to obtain on a global scale and the economic losses are certainly underestimated (or not quoted at all).