Sentence examples for because of specifics from inspiring English sources

Of course, PETA is there less because of specifics than the platform.

Some ions are excluded because of specific structural properties.

In early September, the American Embassy in Jakarta was closed because of specific terrorist threats.

Northrop Grumman justifies the expense because of "specific threat information" from law enforcement.

"This was done to reassure the public, not because of specific intelligence," he said.

He was the first presidential candidate to receive Secret Service protection more than a year ago because of specific threats, none of which were disclosed.

A 42-year-old Somalian woman, who has signed up to return home, told HRW: "We fled Somalia because of specific problems, and those problems are still there.

The fact that such discrimination is permissible because of specific exemptions in the Equality Act speaks volumes and effectively says: we know this departs from our normal standards.

I think Russia has had such a difficult time not because of some ineffable Russianness or Slavicness but because of specific social structures and networks that have inhibited the emergence of a modern state".

Law enforcement agencies in the United States are generally reluctant to police what people think, because of the first amendment and because of specific prohibitions on intelligence-gathering imposed on the FBI by the Department of Justice.

Alzheimer's mice mimic the forms of disease that run in families because of specific mutations, but they cannot tell us much about the origins of the sporadic forms of Alzheimer's, which account for 99% of human cases.