Sentence examples for because of implications from inspiring English sources

But several governors' races were closely watched because of implications for the White House race in two years.

"The BHA understands the importance of this process being carried out as quickly as possible because of implications for betting markets".

Several meet directors refused to invite Jones to meets in 2005 because of implications of drug use that came out of the Balco investigation.

Michael's future should be judged in its own right and should not be put in jeopardy because of implications for other transfers".

The Guardian has experienced this kind of organised assault on reports from Ukraine and, presumably because of implications for the Russian-hosted world cup in 2018, on corruption at Fifa.

However, Brickell said: "The BHA understand the importance of this process being carried out as quickly as possible because of implications for betting markets".

She told Vishria that "because of privacy implications, people want to try an app with email and then add social later if they like it".

This assertion is radical and disputed because of its implications.

And it is partly because of the implications of what he has in mind.

They don't like the wild-card format because of its implications for the regular season.

The case is closely watched because of its implications for the Trump-Russia probe.