Sentence examples similar to because of repeated difficulties from inspiring English sources

Cecil broke off relations with the station, he said, because of repeated technical difficulties producing the show -- and because he feels it's time to start winding down the show he's produced, each week, for more than 50 years.

Russian journalist, Arkady Babchenko, who was violently arrested on June 14, now has difficulty walking because of repeated blows to his legs from police.

Significant improvement =  p < 0.01 because of repeated tests.

In addition to these families, eight families had to be left out of the analysis because of short sequence length, high conservation and therefore uninformative alignments or difficulties to generate reasonable alignments due to varying numbers of repeated domains.

The Baltimore Ravens are seeing the difficulty of repeating as champions -- every opponent puts forth its best effort.

Most studies have found similar impairments regardless of IQ, with higher rates of repeating grades and having social difficulties.

Because of the difficulties in repeating the large number of Pap smears that are inadequate within the national programme, in many clinics typical practice differs from intended practice.

Propofol was continued because of subsequent repeated seizure.

As mentioned before, this case appears mostly because of repeats.

Because of the repeating, the sequence is periodic.

Lastly, because of difficulties in obtaining repeat biopsies, we cannot conclude that decreases in the concentration of urinary KIM-1 improve renal outcomes in IgAN.