Sentence examples for because of the impression of from inspiring English sources

Yet local law enforcement officials in several cities have balked at carrying out the interviews because of the impression of profiling.

Yet because of the impression of the "game designer" as persona more than skill base, developers tend dubious of their worth.

A statement from Gul's office, however, said the president vetoed the new reduced term of three years because it gave "the impression of a special arrangement" to save the suspects.

It's a wrong appearance when a group of senators appear in a meeting with a group of regulators, because it conveys the impression of undue and improper influence.

"A conflict of interest exists when a judge is influenced by any relationship or factor other than the merit of the dog," according to the club's guidelines, which also say judges should "advise" relatives, employees and dog co-owners not to show in front of them because it "might give the impression of unfair advantage".

"But the company's counsel might find that a hard pill to swallow because of the impression it creates on the mind of the public".

Centre-right deputies are convinced that the people who are the "lifeblood" of France are leaving because of "the impression that it's impossible to succeed", said Luc Chatel, secretary general of the UMP, who chaired the commission.

He said: "I have to say that with the condition of the airport at the moment I would not want to bring people in through Cardiff airport because of the impression it would give of Wales.

The legends of self-wounding and the provision of blood may have arisen because of the impression a pelican sometimes gives that it is stabbing itself with its bill.

In general, he said, that's because "fewer items will create the impression of more space".

This sounds scientific, because it uses arcane jargon that gives the impression of articulating explanatory principles.