Sentence examples for because of the exceptional from inspiring English sources

The company said its decision was unusual, made because of the exceptional circumstances.

"Because of the exceptional circumstances, no suspension will be applied," the federation said in a statement.

The Yankees appear satisfied with that, because of the exceptional defensive skills of catcher José Molina and shortstop Alberto González.

Funds are in heavy demand because of the exceptional number of emergencies occurring globally, not least the Ebola outbreak.

"It is only because of the exceptional characteristics of this situation that we agreed to accept the banks' proposals".

Purnell said he was scrapping the normal competitive process because of the "exceptional" circumstances created by the global economic crisis.

In a letter to Sir John Chilcot, he said he did so because of the "very exceptional" nature of the inquiry.

Yet, little research has been conducted to determine the mechanisms of trait evolution in mammals because the exceptional level of life-history variation was historically influenced by complex interactions between genetics and environment.

John D. Rockefeller Jr., who rarely contributed to development funds, agreed to give Barnard $1 million, he told Mrs. McIntosh, "because of my confidence in the exceptional vision and leadership you are bringing to the college".

Colin Bailey, director of the Fine Arts Museums, said it made sense to try the new ticket for the Hockney show because of the exhibition's "exceptional scale," with over 300 works from 2002 to the present.

Equally unhelpful, when you consider the gropee experience, is the readiness to excuse standard molestation because of the offender's exceptional talent, devotion, prize-winning TV series or loveliness in every department except the sexual usage of humbler individuals.