Sentence examples for because of issue from inspiring English sources

"The Republican brand was damaged after Watergate — but it wasn't because of issue problems, it was because of corruption," said Steven F. Hayward, the author of the coming "Age of Reagan: The Conservative Counterrevolution, 1980-1989".

"It's because of Issue 2," he said.

"Because of Issue 2, there are progressive people who have become allies with the police -- it has made a difference in the Occupy movement," she said.

Results suggested a prime opportunity for public communication efforts not just because of issue timeliness but also because of apparent widespread hunger for information among the US television news viewers.

For 111 this deadline could be over-ambitious because of issues with potential suppliers.

Mercury was delisted by the Nasdaq because of issues relating to its restatement.

Also, implant companies and doctors say that such devices primarily fail because of issues unrelated to the product.

But its I.P.O. was delayed, reportedly because of issues related to the complicated cross-funding among Samsung subsidiaries.

But efforts to establish on-site services proved formidable, in part, some people who study the effectiveness of NORC programs suggest, because of issues of scale.

The Lebanese have tried to avoid setting up camps because of issues with the Palestinians [refugees] over the past 30 years.

Mostly because of issues surrounding universities.