Sentence examples for because of reports from inspiring English sources

Because of reports of widespread fraud, most assumed that the real figures were much lower.

But because of reports like those, it will be difficult for the party seniors to engineer a Hashimoto victory.

The police were called to the center last month because of reports that she had crack cocaine.

Three Arab students have temporarily left Syracuse University, in part because of reports of harassment of those of Arab heritage.

In February, the Edwards device was recalled because of "reports of clinically significant fluid imbalance," according to the recall alert.

Valentine says Agbayani's mind is clouded again because of reports that the Mets have placed him on waivers as the prelude to a trade.

Officials have banned them from airplanes and sidewalks, and the safety commission opened an investigation last fall because of reports of fires and explosions.

In the past, the Alzheimer's Association discouraged testing, but it has relaxed its stance in the past few years, largely because of reports from the Reveal study.

And that's mostly because of reports that "around three-quarters of large graduate employers routinely use the 2 1 to sift [job] applications".

The American warning was issued because of reports that the products might contain diethylene glycol, a thickening agent used in antifreeze.

Mr. Diehl of Bayer confirmed that his company decided to withdraw the drug primarily because of reports in the United States.