Sentence examples for because of the backgrounds from inspiring English sources

They began to chat, and the woman, who turned out to be a geography teacher, said that there were so many problems at the school because of the backgrounds the kids came from, and it was perfectly possible that Mark's Vespa had been stolen.

It's considered a novelty record by some because of the background sound effects.

The little book has an epic quality because of the background of Russia's vastness, the great distances, the weight of the ignorance, the need.

Mr. Levy bridles at the argument that he should make allowances for the 12th Street Academy because of the background of its students.

"A lot of people didn't give UConn credit when it first started because of the background and the basketball reputation.

"I got turned down for countless jobs because of the background check; it made me wonder what I was going to do with my life," he said.

It's great isn't it, I say, that because of the background you come from you're able to do a populist take on serious, weighty issues?

In my job you get asked, because of the background you come from – I was privately educated – can you relate to people who don't have a similar background?

But in David Priestland's The Red Flag you will only find a dutiful chronicle, with little explanation, apart from some dubious suggestions that whatever happened happened because of the background, mood or impulses of the leaders.

Lydon's words are the strongest expletives ever used on a mainstream live British television transmission except during arguments with football referees when, because of the background noise, they are potentially offensive only to lip-reading viewers.

Even thought the use of seismic noise technique in densely populated area is hardly to carry out because of the background noise due to the human activities, the structure dynamic characterization and microtremor analysis are considered powerful techniques in SHM.