Sentence examples for because of moves from inspiring English sources

Wilkinson's customised care was possible because of moves towards personal budgets in adult social care, although it also required the interventions of a family, a community organisation, and a volunteer.

His prolonged stay at the embassy, he said, was necessary because of moves in the US to prosecute him over WikiLeaks' publishing activities, a move that would "put all publishers and journalists at risk".

Reuters reports: Putin also called on western powers not to meddle in Russia's domestic affairs and said steps were needed to strengthen the country's military capabilities because of moves by Nato and to protect the economy from "external threats".

Since then the north-east has seen strikes most shockingly, in July 2009, a protest involving thousands of workers at a steel plant in Tonghua, in Jilin province, who beat to death a manager because of moves to privatise the factory.

It predicted the proportion would continue rising because of moves to make NHS services available seven days a week, as well as a drive to increase the availability of late-night public transport, which could in turn encourage retailers to open all hours.

Take, for instance, the data back-up website which told a customer that her backed-up data was irretrievably lost because of moves to "enhance customer experience", or the mobile phone firm that was unable to help customers whose phone numbers it had given away because they no longer had, well, a phone number.

That is because people are often afraid to commit because of uncertain moving dates, Mr. Walsh said.

Teachers had always attributed my reading problems to the fact that I was bilingual, or they thought I was behind because of moving so often between countries.

In the questionnaire group, 149 (91.4%) participants completed all three screenings and 14 withdrew because of moving out of the area (n = 13) or preterm delivery (n = 1).

Over the 5 years of follow-up, 11 patients dropped out because of moving to another city; the final follow-up data thus included 188 (94%) patients.

Seven participants withdrew before the start and a further n=18 participants later withdrew consent because of moving out of the area, family or personal health issues.