Sentence examples for because of having been from inspiring English sources

None had to be discarded because of having been exposed to temperatures of 40C or more – a special heat-sensitive sticker changed colour as a warning if that happened.

Idiocy is, after all, funny, and the late Stuart Sutherland, despite or perhaps because of having been professor of psychology at Sussex University, had an eye for the absurdities to which we subject ourselves.

They may have a small but steady currency, they may have long since been forgotten, they may never have been known at all because of having been dropped from a movie or Broadway show before it opened, or they may have been written only for the performer who is singing them.

People were not embarrassed and were not treated any differently because of having been selected as indigent or not… Several respondents described that the project did have impacts on social relations in others ways.

However, the misidentification of risk factors for hearing loss may lead to unnecessary assessment and stress for parents; alternatively, newborns with neonatal hearing loss may be overlooked because of having been subjected to an insufficiently accurate audiological test.

These dogs may have been aggressive in the first place or have become so because of having been abandoned.

Because you are, by virtue of having been a popular singer - ". "Never that popular".

Sun staff are in the doldrums because of 24 staff having been arrested.

"We're on K Street because of what has been the corruption of powerful corporate influences into our political process.

But he suggested that because of what had been done to Muslims, such violence "is allowed".

Attempts to impeach her because of this have been blocked by her allies in Congress.