Sentence examples for because of the some from inspiring English sources

Because of the (some say protectionist) rules governing Japanese players' moves to the U.S., not every good player has the right to go.

"Some because of the fingerprints, some because it's really hard to integrate yourself in Europe because it's another culture," he said.

Because of the casting, some of the generations are confusing.

Because of the snow, some copies of The Times were printed before the event.

Because of the hurricane, some New York area school systems have changed the dates for the annual February school break.

Because of the competition, some lenders have begun to compromise their underwriting standards, say ratings agencies and market professionals.

One cynical private-equity executive says it's because of the way some investment staff at pension funds are paid.

This is likely to end up a controversial process because of the fear some hospitals could lose services.

And because of this, some people question the very validity of climate models.

Because of this, some guidelines recognize the necessity of adapting screening programs to ethnicity.

It was just a thing where he couldn't do ["The Expendables"] because of some of the things that he was going through at the time.