Sentence examples for because of the passing from inspiring English sources

Whether the details are sketchy because of the passing time, the two do know each other well.

Surprisingly, many of their locations are known, but because of the passing of time and complications in international law, they remain where they are … for now.

He added that he was now following up the case in the Royal Courts of Justice because of the passing of the recent Presumption of Death Act, which came into force last October.

"I'm not aware of any really compelling data showing that hydrolysed collagen can restore or repair skin that's aged either because of the passing of the years or sun damage," says Griffiths.

The offense has been glorious because of the passing of Peyton Manning (nine touchdown passes in the last four games), the running of Edgerrin James (five 100-yard games) and the receiving of Marvin Harrison and Reggie Wayne.

The exchange slowed down considerably after 1933 however, and not only because of the passing of his beloved Catherine Pozzi (1882-1934), a poetess and former lover of Paul Valéry who wrote scientific articles and translated the poetry of Stefan George.

Rail services across London have also been disrupted because of the storm passing across parts of England and Wales.

Load can be understood as a measure of the extent to which edges are under stress because of the flow passing through them.

It could possibly be because of the pass between Rodgers and Gatlin.

"Because of the pass rush," linebacker Micheal Barrow said, "that took Marshall Faulk out of the game".

Upper body strength is often overlooked because of the pass interference rules at the professional level of football, however it is vital for gaining position on the football and adjusting to make receptions in difficult situations.