Sentence examples for because of speeding from inspiring English sources

Leeds had originally signed Eastwood for the 2009 season to replace the England second-row Gareth Ellis following his move to Sydney, but the 22-year-old was one of several overseas players who were refused a visa by the UK Border Agency, in his case because of speeding convictions.

A total of 1223 respondents completed the questionnaire of which 156 (12.8 %) were removed because of speeding through the questionnaire.

A total of 1223 respondents participated in the online survey; 156 (12.8 %) respondents were disregarded because of speeding.

You don't want to be even more late because of speeding.

It's because of speed that so many have died.

That's probably because of speed restrictions, explains the control centre manager, Peter Fisher.

Because of speed limitations, disaster was averted: the train's passenger cars remained upright.

Eurostar said it was hoping to resume services on Wednesday but probably with a reduced timetable because of speed limits on the line.

As the plane entered a zone of mild turbulence, the autopilot and autothrust suddenly disengaged — probably because of speed sensor icing.

"American companies pushed ahead of others in the world because of speed and agility, so anything that threatens that could blunt their global edge," said John D. Kasarda, a professor of management at the Kenan-Flagler Business School of the University of North Carolina.

"We were really throttled back" because of speed limits, he said, and he suggested that if Darpa decided to sponsor a new challenge, robotic Formula One race cars might be a neat idea.