Sentence examples for because of the speech from inspiring English sources

The stroke also idled Mr. Bastien from work, because of the speech problem and the risk of another stroke.

At the other end of the party, a major gay Republican group, the Log Cabin Republicans, said it could no longer support the president because of the speech.

Morgan Stanley said it received dozens of complaints from customers, with some threatening to pull their money out of the firm, because of the speech.

We have a pretty good idea why the Chancellor doesn't want to answer questions on his spending plans in the House of Commons, because of the speech Mr Balls made last week.

It wasn't just because of the speech, I've generally supported Labour all my life and in fact the main reason for joining up was the dirty tricks used once again by the Tories.

In his appeal, he is also seeking to make the rules of engagement an issue — to demonstrate that Hunsaker and Clagett were motivated to kill largely because of the speech Steele had given just prior to this operation, "suggesting that we should take no prisoners".

It doesn't matter because most of the speech was original.

Moreover, if transient noise is added to speech, determining the amount of the signal power reduction is difficult because the level of the speech waveform varies rapidly.

"Motherese is actually closer to animal communication than people realize," he says, because the tone of the speech and the response it elicits can be just as important as its content.

That's because the rest of the speech was fantastic.

The Met was unable to comment because it was unaware of the speech.