Sentence examples for because of short from inspiring English sources

A large proportion of the waste comes about because of short shelf life and logistical difficulties.

Because of short staffing, many nurses say they are forced to stay on the job when they are exhausted after a 12-hour shift.

Conversely, if the prevalence of a disease is low because of short duration (due to recovery, migration, or death), prevalence will be small in relation to incidence.

On Monday, the first weekday of sequester-level staffing, the agency said there were 1,200 delays because of short staffing and 1,400 because of weather.

The simulation becomes an important tool in friction welding because of short welding cycle.

Because of short time recording of symptoms, accurate calculation of chaotic features is tough.

It is divided, partly because of weariness, partly because of short-sightedness.

We will not shy away from high-risk, high-reward projects because of short-term earnings pressure.

Page and Brin announced, "We will not shy away from high-risk, high-reward projects because of short-term earnings pressure".

"[Small venues] are disappearing because of short-sighted licensing legislation, and that vital creative ground, that has served music so well over the years, will disappear for ever.

"The number of times we've been written off or received lumps because of short-term speed bumps – the list is really, really long," he said.