Sentence examples for because of the silent from inspiring English sources

"They go free?" Impotent and bitter, Reuben hangs a sign above the porch informing the world that the killers of his daughter are still at large because of the silent witnesses.

The soundtrack is familiar as the crowd's reactions stick faithfully to the oohs and ahhs, gasps and sharp intakes of breath that accompany any football match, on the edge of their seats as the action unfolds – albeit forcibly muted because of the "silent while the ball is in play" rule.

Moreover, because of the silent nature of the disease, the incidence of VTE was probably underestimated.

"This report is invaluable because the artistry of the silent film is essential to our culture," Oscar-winning director Martin Scorsese, who also is a film preservation advocate and has helped preserve countless films through the Film Foundation, said in a statement.

It results in an awful atmosphere and can eventually make the person being stonewalled too afraid to have any sort of discussion because they are afraid of the silent treatment.

Late last month, the UN's first cholera envoy, Pedro Medrano, said that falling mortality rates do not signify the end of the "silent emergency" because a cholera epidemic can ebb and wane and come back stronger as the bacterium mutates.

Because of this silent transmission and the rapid spread of poliovirus, WHO considers a single confirmed case of polio paralysis to be evidence of an outbreak.

But "Nosferatu, a Symphony of Horror" -- its full title -- is not one of the most celebrated films of the silent period just because it featured a scary vampire.

Experts say that while a mixture of outdated taxes and poor management precipitated the current crisis the region's long-term economic health has been shaky for some time, largely because of those silent mills.

The other two finalists, Beverly McClellan and Vicci Martinez, are openly gay; this is notable because of how silent the "Idol" universe has been about the sexual orientation of that show's contestants.

Although witnesses saw vans of practitioners removed from the square on Friday night, New Year's Eve, and a few more on Saturday, it was difficult to estimate the number of participants or arrests, because the silent protests were been sporadic and their margins hard to define as the throng of revelers welcomed the Year of the Dragon.