Sentence examples for because of results from inspiring English sources

Blanc had to go for the win because of results elsewhere.

"This is the first time the F.D.A. has broken the orphan drug hold because of results of a clinical trial".

To threaten jobs and a child's promotion to the next grade because of results from a single test?

In part that was because of results against the other top contenders – when DC came up against the other 2014 frontrunners, results had been disappointing.

Four million more cars are being recalled because of results of testing conducted by Takata and Toyota on inflaters retrieved from cars under recall, he said.

Dalglish is gone because of results, because of the image abroad, and because he cut a forlorn figure on the sidelines, unable to suggest anything other than bad luck for the failings of the team.

After 9/11, our high school was used as a triage center for a month, and there was a campaign to get us free healthcare because of resulting asbestos.

Because of resulting small group sizes, the categories 'a bit too fat' and 'far too fat' were combined.

Because of resulting small sample sizes from post hoc assignment, analyses were performed evaluating characteristics of the two worst classes combined and compared to the best.

Because of resulting small group sizes, these factors were only included in the final models, if there was a significant interaction with time.

In Haiti, the government has made an effort to begin monitoring imports but has met resistance from NGOs and other aid organizations because of resulting delays.