Sentence examples for because of or from inspiring English sources

Prolonged slowdowns to definitive surgery because of OR cut backs i.e. 10 weeks every summer.

In both of these cases, say "because of" or some other alternative.

He said there was a political danger in suggesting events were "because of" or "despite" Brexit because the government could lose credit for the economic recovery - that it would not "own" the recovery.

Some critics (e.g. Roberts and Wood 2007) complain that Zagzebksi's view is uninformative because we lack an adequate understanding of what it is to believe "because of" or "out of" virtue.

Is it because of, or in spite of, the war?

Either because of or despite this pedagogical program, Italians, to a surprising degree, stick with Dante.

Perhaps it is because of colour or because of size or if it is living or non-living.

But whether because of ideology or because of H.M.O.

> because of privacy or other concerns.

"My wife has never gotten a client because of me, or because of John McCain," he said.

Its aim was against discrimination because of race or color.