Sentence examples for because of the lingering from inspiring English sources

(Activists said that this is because of the lingering presence of pro-regime informants and spies).

Midfield stalwart Pablo Mastroeni may also miss out because of the lingering effects of a concussion.

" 'Give me a time when you can get by without getting much sleep' " because of the lingering congestion.

Vonn, 26, withdrew from the late stages of the world championships Feb. 14 because of the lingering effects of a concussion.

But whether because of the lingering effects of Wimbledon or just a freak accident, Isner stumbled and fell while serving against David Nalbandian and sprained his ankle.

The backside has always had an aura because of the lingering darkness here in the far end of the Eastern time zone.

Youth Homelessness: In addition, because of the lingering effects of the recession, more young adults are living on the street in general.

Both ended up not far away at Geneva College, where they had to be separated from each other at the first practice because of the lingering bad blood.

Insiders talk about a concern with privacy that runs much deeper than in the US, partly because of the lingering memory of Big Brother in former Communist countries.

He has yet to play in the preseason because of the lingering effects of that injury and an injury to his right quadriceps, which occurred Aug. 16.

Some two months earlier, Krone fractured her ribs in a spill at Hollywood Park and is still sidelined because of the lingering effects.