Sentence examples for because of language or from inspiring English sources

Some residents are missed altogether by the Census Bureau in mailings and the door-to-door count by census-takers, while others receive the form but do not respond because of language or comprehension problems, travel, indifference and other reasons.

Two-thirds of ethnic Russians in Ukraine do not perceive any threat because of language or ethnicity; more than 80% of Ukrainians do not support Russia sending in its army to protect Russian speakers (and that includes two-thirds of respondents in the south and east), while three-quarters want Ukraine to remain a unitary country (including 60% in the south and east).

None of the applicants withdrew because of language or cultural issues.

Hersch and Viscusi (2010) suggest that immigrant workers as a group may impose higher safety-related costs because of language or cultural barriers.

"There are lots of groups fighting for sex workers' rights, but for migrant sex workers, it's more difficult to engage them in the movement because of language or immigration status".

Five women were excluded because of language or pregnancy and 16 OASIS cases and 33 matched controls, a total of 49 women, declined to participate.

We also exclude Australia, since this data is not publicly available, and Cyprus, because results showed unusual patterns, shedding substantial doubt on comparability with the other countries, as well as the high degree of literacy related non-response (LRNR) in Cyprus, meaning the non-participation because of language difficulties, or learning or mental disabilities (see Heisig and Solga 2015).

"If plans are taking people who don't know how to come in and use services, because of language problems or the location or just plain knowledge problems, it means you collect the capitation, and don't have to provide the service," said Diane Rowland, executive director of the Kaiser Family Foundation's Commission on Medicaid and the Uninsured.

Of the 160 respondents so far, 36% of nonnative English speakers said they had been perceived or treated differently by patients, colleagues or others because of language, accent or cultural differences.

Because of language barriers or differences in equipment or supplies, travel to other countries, especially developing nations, can bring an extra set of challenges in a health crisis.

Those who do wish to work have reported difficulty finding a job because of their lack of Australian experience or references, because of language barriers, or because employers are less inclined to hire someone on a six-month visa.