Sentence examples for because of the contest from inspiring English sources
He allowed that the "Star Wars" convention audience could be "cheated out of a lot of great works" because of the contest restrictions.
Our results indicate that male family successors are chosen not because of higher human capital levels but because of the contest rulers' gender preferences in favor male family heirs, which adversely affect the selectivity of CEO succession contests.
He bakes the party-size, layered tamal in banana leaves and serves it in thick slabs with his own salsas; because of the contest's 13-ingredient limit, extra filling acts as a sauce.
At that point, in part because of the contest's symbolic value, the national Democratic Party began helping Ossoff.
Because of the contests being waged from Colorado to Illinois, the amount of money spent on retention elections this year is likely to approach or surpass the figure for the entire previous decade, said Adam Skaggs, a lawyer with the Brennan Center for Justice at the New York University Law School and one of the co-authors of the report.
"It can be titled, 'Defending Misogyny: Why Women Are Not Needed as Experts in the Year 2012.' " Despite all of that — or because of it — the contest was a stupendous success.
Because of the nature of the contest, and after consulting with the Electronic Frontier Foundation, contestants were bound to certain rules: no asking for sensitive information such as passwords.
A game between Syracuse and San Diego State was postponed because of the weather, a Florida-Georgetown contest ended at halftime because the court was too wet, and the Ohio State-Marquette tilt was canceled, again for weather, before it started.
And because of the longer contest, we will give the winner a copy of "The Big New Yorker Book of Dogs" that has been pre-slobbered upon.
Today's U-turn was a surprise precisely because the review was apparently set to one side because of the leadership contest and there was every expectation that it would be readdressed post-conference.
Because of the first contest's lopsided score, a football game was not played again until 1916, having been replaced by chariot races.
