Sentence examples for because of lapse from inspiring English sources

He quotes a prosecutor who believes that a military commission would have allowed the statements because of "lapse in time, change of place, or change in identity of the questioners between the statement sought to be admitted and any prior questioning of the accused" — a debatable proposition — but doesn't really say why distance from the "prior questioning" would be needed.

Two limitations of retrospective data are 1) measures of past experiences may be unavailable because of lapse in memory, or because the information can no longer be retrieved or accessed; and 2) recollections may be biased by more current experiences and events.

Others were singled out to cross the bus because of lapses on the field or because they were reluctant to participate in hazing.

The Bush administration says it has been withholding food, not to pressure North Korea, but because of lapses in the system for monitoring where the food is distributed.

A recent study estimated that 20 percent of Medicare patients discharged from hospitals are readmitted within 30 days because of lapses of communication among patients and various health care providers.

On the Giants' second drive, Manning was sacked on the first two plays because of lapses by the rookie right tackle Justin Pugh and the Pro Bowl right guard Chris Snee.

In a speech on Friday, Hunt warned about the "silent scandal of patient safety" in the NHS, in which he said 3,000 patients a year died because of lapses in safety.

Three thousand patients a year – eight a day – die because of lapses in safety in the NHS, where errors are so common that people have become conditioned to the thought of patient harm, the health secretary has said.

Despite extensive testimony from the Transportation Department's inspector general and a specialist from the General Accounting Office about a long history of failings in security -- all of them documented over the years in reports to Congress -- lawmakers said the nation was vulnerable because of lapses by intelligence agencies, whose representatives were not at the hearing.

"The performances have been reasonably good but we have lost games because of lapses in concentration.

Most algos only break bad because of lapses in human judgment when designing them.