Sentence examples for because of lifelong from inspiring English sources

It's a hostility that her husband, who uses a powered wheelchair because of lifelong mobility problems, tends not to encounter; crudely, wheelchairs elicit understanding from passersby while mobility scooters trigger irritation.

It has been previously hypothesised that POAF might have a weaker effect after valvular surgery because of the indication of lifelong warfarin therapy after mechanical-valve implantation.

He knew about the moon landing, she said, perhaps because of his lifelong interest in rockets.

Triamcinolone acetonide, given because of Wiggins' lifelong allergy to pollen, was also approved by Zorzoli.

"I'm in this race for the presidency, not because of some lifelong ambition," Mr. Perry said, speaking to polite applause.

He did not pick Hillary Clinton as his secretary of state because of her lifelong devotion to the Obama cause.On paper, the new administration looks formidable.

"We are unequivocally supporters of her because of her lifelong commitment to working families and children and to seeing the promise of education to change people's lives".

At his retirement he was known as "The Legend of Wall Street" because of his lifelong financial acumen, brokerage and accounting knowledge, and selfless leadership.

In recent years she lived in Manhattan, and was a docent at the JP Morgan Library, a position she loved because of her lifelong passion for art and literature.

As an African-American man who dropped out of high school but built a successful writing career — largely because of his lifelong devotion to books — Mr. Myers said his message would be etched by his own experiences.

Some of the Democratic officials who have endorsed Mr. DiNapoli have said they decided to do so because of his lifelong interest in government and not out of some party or insider allegiance.