Sentence examples for because of the lasting from inspiring English sources

He did not want to identify himself for the article because of the lasting stigma attached to his offense.

Oher, who today plays left offensive tackle for the University of Mississippi, is a valuable commodity because of the lasting impact on football made by someone who played on the other side of the ball.

In the Caldicott case, the judge sentencing Wright, who was 83 years old, said that a long custodial sentence was necessary because of the "lasting effect" that the abuse had had on the victims.

The N.H.L. was also slow to adjust its rules to address the issue and was set to open its season Thursday with one of its best players, Sidney Crosby of Pittsburgh, sidelined because of the lasting effects of a concussion.

In general, very high levels of participation in both phases of the investigation (T0: 2297.4% (97.4%), T1: 185/188 (98.4%)) were made possible without monetary compensation because of the lasting and functional collaboration between the parties and the familiarity of the staff with the aims and procedures of the QUARITE project.

Was it because of the last problem?

"I think it's really because of the last couple of years and being conspicuously rich.

"I was too isolated in the Czech Republic – too famous because of the last movie," she explains.

After the season, Oxford was relegated because of the last-place finish.

They're going to beat themselves up because of the last couple performances.

Because of the last-minute withdrawal of the French, the British had secured the sole domination of Egypt.