Sentence examples for because of road from inspiring English sources

Mr. [Colin] Chapman founded Lotus because of racing, not because of road cars.

Area residents have also opposed a ferry terminal at Shoreham because of road traffic.

Because of road work it took him more than two hours to cover the first 15 miles.

During the season, players may miss classes and tests two or three days a week because of road trips.

(Access to the iconic statue of Christ the Redeemer has recently closed indefinitely because of road damage caused by heavy rain).

Lulu Monsone, a skullcap-wearing Jerusalem taxi driver, said he was initially annoyed that the visit would cost him work because of road closings.

He invited people to think of the parts of the Thames and "green corridors" you can't walk along "because it has become private land" and parts of London you can't walk through because of roads.

This is because as the length of road increases, the message coverage area increases accordingly.

In our study area some women delivered en route because of poor road conditions, distant health facilities and inadequate transportation.

Inequality issue: A main concern is the possibility of undesirable distribution repercussions because of the diversity of road users.

Controlling traffic and keeping roads clear can help immensely in reducing accidents and incidents that occur because of poor road and weather conditions.