Sentence examples for because of the grounding from inspiring English sources

The airlines say they have suffered huge losses because of the grounding of domestic flights immediately after the attacks and the drop in air travel since then.

For three or four days last week, Mr. Mullin said, the industry had almost no revenue because of the grounding of all flights.

That is partly because of the grounding of a cargo ship, the Rena, off a North Island beach in 2011, and a subsequent oil spill.

He said "the bulk of deaths that have occurred in Syria, for example, have come about not because of regime bombing, but because of on-the-ground casualties".

Because of the ground rules, her comments could not be reported.

"His form tailed off [last season] but he kept running on bad ground and we nearly pulled him out today because of the ground.

Jones claimed he was not bowing to the pressure from the White House and abroad but had taken the decision because of the Ground Zero agreement.

"The plan was to go for the Gold Cup at Ascot but we had to swerve it because of the ground," Michael Bell, Big Orange's trainer, said.

Homebuyers have been left with houses they cannot sell as lenders will no longer offer mortgages against them because of the ground rent clauses.

Because of the ground rules determined by the people sitting on the cobblestones in August, no decision could be made without giving everyone in attendance the chance to cross his or her arms and bring the meeting to a halt.

"The problem is that the campers are turning up at their campsites and being turned away because of the ground.