Sentence examples for because of the caps from inspiring English sources

You can't hear because of the caps, and you can't see because of the dark, fogged goggles.

"There won't be as much of a payout, because of the caps," said Richard Schrader, the New York legislative director for the Natural Resources Defense Council.

This is because of the caps that have been placed on how much insured treatment a hospital can claim back from the government.

The borough's housing officers conclude that LHA claimants obliged to move out of far more expensive Central and Inner London areas because of the caps and rate reductions which come into effect from next April will be unable to find alternative private sector accommodation on their patch despite rents in Barking and Dagenham being the lowest in the capital.

"There are 15,000 or more students, and there parents who want to be in a charter school but can't because of the cap," he said.

This will be warmly welcomed by Catholic educationalists and Orthodox Jewish groups, who opposed free schools because of the cap.

Of these, 600 were deemed acceptable, but a smaller number were approved because of the cap on the amount of money available.

These days, because of the cap, it is almost impossible to keep two players of such quality at the same position on the team.

"Analysis at Shelter shows that much of the south-east will become unaffordable to three-children families because of the cap.

If a team doesn't meet that player's eventual market price or can't afford to meet it because of the cap, that player can walk away.

Because of the cap on payouts, he said, many lawyers refuse to represent malpractice victims, making it difficult for them to pursue claims.