Sentence examples for because of questions of from inspiring English sources
That makes a certain amount of sense: the raids have been unpopular in Afghanistan, both because of questions of sovereignty and because they have got civilians killed.
Other lenders are often reluctant to discuss such arrangements because of questions of fairness that are inevitably raised: why should defaulting homeowners get a break?
World Series teams from foreign countries were barred from the Little League World Series in 1975 because of questions of player eligibility, but they were restored in 1976.
The death of Ms. Gotbaum, 45, the stepdaughter-in-law of Betsy Gotbaum, the New York City public advocate, had drawn national attention, in part because of questions of how she was handled by the Phoenix police.
The Texas Public Utility Commission has been in the spotlight recently because of questions of whether its chairman, Max Yzaguirre, a former Enron executive appointed by Gov. Rick Perry, misrepresented his connections to the company on state disclosure forms.
Most recently, Senator John O. Bennett, who as the Senate co-president is the state's top Republican officeholder, has found his job in danger because of questions of how his law practice has billed local governments.
The Democratic National Committee returned several million dollars because of questions about the origins of the money.
The implications are potentially enormous because of questions over the role of the popular two-term governor, John Rowland.
After the 1924 Games, tennis was dropped from Olympic competition because of questions over the amateur standing of many participants.
A federal appeals court on Tuesday upheld a decision blocking the execution of an Arizona inmate because of questions about the quality of one of the drugs that would be used.
