Sentence examples for because of the protests from inspiring English sources

If farmers abandoned biotechnology seeds because of the protests, the companies could lose billions of dollars.

She said that production and distribution at the bottling plant have now stopped because of the protests and unrest.

Because of the protests in Ramses Square and around the country on the 16th, our car couldn't proceed to Gaza.

I didn't have any contact with my family so they stopped any meetings with families because of the protests.

"There is so much tension between people over what is going on," said Mohammed Ali, a film director who has accelerated his production schedule because of the protests.

The conversation shifted to current events, and Jones mentioned that ARCE had briefly considered finding a temporary office away from Tahrir, because of the protests.

"We are very sad that people are facing difficulties [because of the protests] but … it's because the government has turned a deaf ear to our demands … they have neglected the voice of more than half the population.

"However, because of the protest events, the dogs were deployed as a method of trying to keep the protesters under control".

Chartres said he would also publish an earlier report by the St Paul's Institute, which had been delayed because of the protest.

But that may have changed with Quan's claim that her police chief bore partial responsibility for the public relations nightmare she is experiencing because of the protest.

The cathedral lost £120,000 in revenue during its six-day shutdown last month because of the protest camp, according to the contract caterer Habour & Jones, which runs the restaurant at St Paul's.