Sentence examples for because of sequestration from inspiring English sources

Families will face layoffs because of sequestration, she said.

The Head Start programs in his state are already shrinking because of sequestration cuts.

"It's extremely troublesome to contemplate the possibility of a case of this nature being delayed because of sequestration," Kaplan said.

After the defense requested a later date, he said: "It's extremely troublesome to contemplate the possibility of a case of this nature being delayed because of sequestration.

"The cushion that tribes might have had to help them get through tough times is gone because of sequestration," Mr. Washburn said.

The programs were already under financial pressure because of sequestration, the across-the-board budget cuts that went into effect in March when lawmakers failed to reach a deficit reduction deal.

In discordant couples, when the resistant partner gets the first primary infection, that partner can transmit it to the susceptible mate during the initial period of infection but proceed to eliminate the virus from their own bodies because of absence of sequestration, while their partner develops chronic infection.

"I almost did not vote for the debt deal because of the sequestration that so disproportionately targets the Department of Defense," said Senator Susan Collins, Republican of Maine.

If the airlines had instead simply raised fares by $20, the F.A.A. would have received almost $1 billion in additional revenue last year from ticket taxes, far more than the agency recently had to cut because of the sequestration.

On 29 July 2013, Army Chief of Staff General Ray Odierno warned that the Ground Combat Vehicle program might be delayed or possibly even cancelled because of the sequestration budget cuts.

CAG repeat mRNA may also be toxic because of the sequestration of diverse transcription factors.