Sentence examples for because of measures from inspiring English sources

Last week, the departing director of Mossad, Israel's intelligence service, Meir Dagan, said he believed that the Iranians would not be able to make a bomb until 2015, at the earliest, "because of measures that have been deployed against them".

"We've been tracking these numbers for many years and they started falling in 2013, and it's not because of measures this government has taken.

In addition, the fuselage is too heavy, primarily because of measures implemented to compensate for the extreme vibration produced by the high power output of the engines.

Meanwhile, a consortium of six charities published data on refugees who endured "desperate suffering" because of measures which refused them welfare payments.

A Dutch court has ordered the government to compensate owners of cannabis-selling cafes who say they are losing money because of measures to stamp out drug tourism.

(Turtle populations in the Atlantic have increased over the last 20 years because of measures like bans on trapping turtles and selling their parts).

Because of measuring problems related to evaluation of urban roughness parameters, a new approach using a roughness mapping tool has been tested: evaluation of roughness length zo and zero displacement zd from cadastral databases.

Because of Measure M's unfair and inefficient funding scheme, these cities are going to have to wait decades for infrastructure which would serve their residents.

So was Roger Snoble, once chief of Los Angeles' Metro, which got a lot of money for transit because of Measure R. His was the last great voice for the tunnel.

The kinase regulator pair of Taz and CusR was chosen because of measured low levels of cross-talk upon long incubations of purified proteins.

This is largely because the ending of measures has not been accompanied by a clear statement about what improved measures will be put in place".