Sentence examples for because of long from inspiring English sources

Because of long shift times and lengthy spells at sea, employers pay well to entice workers.

He was 10 under for two rounds; the tournament will end Monday because of long delays Thursday and Friday.

Gov. Chris Christie ordered the rationing, which will begin at noon on Saturday, because of long lines at many stations.

"Some of the investments they want to prohibit, an insurance company has to make because of long liabilities".

Eventually, though, the legal case fell apart, in part because of long delays in getting official investigators to the scene.

Because of long lead times, customers ordered more than they needed to, as a sort of insurance policy.

The Rangers have severe salary-cap limitations because of long-term contracts signed in recent seasons.

Because of long-term global climatic change, however, they may have characterized the now-temperate areas at different periods.

Fiscal policy is effectively off the table, partly because of long-run deficits worsened by Mr. Greenspan's own bad advice.

reach the territory because of long-range air transport from the Monchegorsk smelters.

He had severe chronic obstructive pulmonary disease because of long-term smoking.