Sentence examples for because of the cases from inspiring English sources

The consultants said it "was forced to pay millions of dollars in private school tuition for students that could have been adequately served by our public school system," not because of the cases' merits but "due to staffing level deficiencies".

"There were thousands of us Scots going down to London and you couldn't walk down the aisle on our bus because of the cases of beer all the way down it," he said.

Ms. Tucker said that only about a dozen of the 93 United States attorneys had been asked to stay on, generally because of the cases they were working on.

Over 13 months starting in 1999, the police fatally shot three unarmed black men — the most notorious episode involved Amadou Diallo — and because of the cases' similarity, a narrative emerged that a largely white police force was acting too aggressively while patrolling minority neighborhoods.

In the U.S., we understand that people are concerned because of the cases that have occurred in Texas.

Serogroup W-135, important worldwide because of the cases associated with returning pilgrims from Saudi Arabia, accounted for 4.6% of all cases in New York City from 1989 to 2000.

The F.B.I. inquiry is considered sensitive because of the case's potential political implications.

Executives have long risked arrest because of the case and have generally avoided visits.

The jury was imported from Pinellas County because of the case's prominence in Orlando.

In December the European Union postponed signing a free-trade deal with Ukraine because of the case.

I had given up on justice because of the case's many complex challenges".