Sentence examples for because of operations from inspiring English sources

That was all before Doolittle, 26, lost nearly full three seasons, 2009 to 2011, because of operations on both knees.

Japan lost domestic production worth ¥35 trillion $420 billionn) and nearly 1m jobs in 2008 because of operations moving overseas, according to the Dai-ichi Life Research Institute. Dai-ichi Life Research Institute

A decade ago, hardly a winter went by without a headline about the NHS being in crisis because of operations being cancelled or A&E units being swamped.

The reason Italy was so equipped to handle and rescue as many migrants as it did was because of operation Mare Nostrum.

Republicans have tried to push Holder from office because of Operation Fast and Furious, a botched operation that targeted gun smuggling along the United States-Mexico border.

Because of Operation Gridiron, Mr. Enos said that victims felt more comfortable and had much greater trust in the system, resulting in a record 52 restricted reports of sexual assault in fiscal year 2013.

Cleese will not be recreating his famous Ministry of Silly Walks sketch "because of my various operations".

"There was a frustration because a lot of operations had been held up".

This operation can be regarded as a hash function because the result of operations is less than the total number of the population.

True correspondences between mask and live images might not be obtained in such regions, mainly because of neighborhood operations used in the matching process.

Because of the number of operations taking place, we really need to have better science".