Sentence examples for because of matters from inspiring English sources
Although she and her family have lived there legally under a residential variance, they still haven't been able to amend their unit's status on the certificate of occupancy, because of matters as mundane as incorrect recycling separation.
The producers of the hit Broadway revival "A View From the Bridge" told cast members on Wednesday night that the play, by Arthur Miller, would close as scheduled on April 4 after a proposed move from the Cort Theater to the Neil Simon Theater fell through because of matters of costs and actor availability, according to two executives involved in the production.
The Mexico Fund did better because of matters internal to the fund.
"Their talk does not include details about operations because of matters of secrecy and security".
This may have arisen because of matters of policy or availability of these tests in some centres from which patients were drawn.
Because of matters related to jurisdiction and sovereignty, however, it could prove difficult for the regional bodies to collect such data.
To grasp an idea of how strong is this assumption of no behavioral response, in an exercise which we do not report here because of matter of space,30 we simulated the working and contribution densities for the period 2009 2011,31 when the new retirement regime was in place, using the estimates reported in Table 5.
He just might because of these other matters.
A sentence is true because of how matters stand where its subject matter is concerned.
The reason I am devoted to what matters every day -- is because of what matters to me today.
