Sentence examples for because of the first from inspiring English sources

But, he added, the government cannot constitutionally protect his "aversion" to being exposed to such unpleasantness "because of the First Amendment".

Because of the first figure named in a negotiation "anchors" the discussion that follows.

Crisis pregnancy centers don't have to tell women the truth because of the first amendment.

"Most of the kids are sick because of the first night of cold," she said.

"We have narrowly drafted our advertising standards because of the First Amendment considerations involved.

"It's an important issue because of the first responders," he said.

Over all "The Oldsmobiles" feels more disappointing because of the first-rate talent involved.

And probably not, actually, because of the first-past-the-post voting system.

But because of the first-quarter glut, he is not as sure these funds will do as well.

Maybe they have an obligation to play differently, as a big club, and because of the first-leg result.

This journal made an impact on me not just because of the first-hand account it provides, but also because this copy appears to be completely unique.