Sentence examples for because of state of from inspiring English sources

"There are a lot of killings around the place because of State of Origin matches".

"They [Australia] have got such an advantage because of State of Origin; England doesn't have that," Bennett added.

Despite being force to switch the tie to Sparta Prague's ground because of state of their own stadium Liberic played with confidence throughout, with three goals in the last 15 minutes completing a deserved 4-1 victory.

Fellow Nike staff player Paul Casey believes the change will be largely seamless because of state-of-the-art monitoring equipment.

Seeking the opportunities for cooperation with European energy company could promote the development of renewable energy because of the state-of-the-art technology and stronger commercial incentives.

Ida is special because of where she seems to fit into our ancestral family tree and because of her state of preservation.

That loan could have been illegal if Mr. Vitale were a lobbyist because of state conflict-of-interest laws.

Besides, most Chinese would probably not see or hear it, because of state control of the news media.

"I am here because of state violence on behalf of a corporation," Matthew, a genial, lightly dressed man, said.

Technically, whatever the regents do, no embryos will be destroyed at the University of Nebraska because of state law.

The State of North Carolina does not currently release information about the locations of poultry CAFOs because of state regulations about confidentiality of agricultural data (State of North Carolina 2002).