Sentence examples for because of prohibition from inspiring English sources

The hotel went out of business because of prohibition.

"The rest of the world has been moving forward while the cannabis industry has been stuck because of prohibition".

Because of Prohibition and the paradoxical rise in alcoholism in 1920, the Towns Hospital restricted its practice to drying-out well-to-do alcoholics.

It closed in 1920 because of Prohibition.

It is only because of PROHIBITION that these plants are worth more than gold.

By October 1921, Orizaba was placed in New York Cuba Mexico service, where business thrived, in part because of Prohibition in the United States.

She explains that "because of that prohibition, the free movement and the prohibition of discrimination on the grounds of nationality in the EU cannot be relied upon".

"They were trying to do a second Bali," said the German security official familiar with the case, who would talk only under the condition of anonymity because of prohibitions against commenting on pending legal proceedings.

But interviews with academy members, including past and present governors, who spoke on condition of anonymity because of prohibitions on public discussion of internal deliberations, make clear that Ms. Hudson was recruited to help fix what not everyone inside believes to be broken.

Some investors express surprise at the very idea of Islamic hedge funds, for example, because of prohibitions in sharia on selling something that an investor does not actually own".You encounter a wall of scepticism whenever you do something new," says Eric Meyer of Shariah Capital.

Also, because of prohibitions against usury, Kaiser isn't allowed to own any financial stocks.