Because of the turnover in administrators and users, the university environment is incredibly dynamic.
Because of the turnover in the offensive line and the inexperience of the newcomers, there were questions about how the unit would function.
All I can say is that, because of the turnover in the male ranks, Morris made this piece entirely for the company's women, all eight of them, and that it was good to see the varsity team by itself.
Because of the turnover among provosts, professors complain, power has been consolidated in Mr. Murtha's hands, limiting their role on curriculum issues like creating new courses, hiring, and tenure decisions.
In particular, the judge said the change in the record date was justified because of the turnover of almost 25 percent of Dell's shares after the old date was set, and because of the numerous revised proposals made by Mr. Icahn himself, which also affected the composition of the shareholder base.
(Which, the dictionary says, means the smell of the earth after rain. And, by the way, "muir" is a Scottish form of "moor". Like many autodidacts—he went professional early Morris can be punctilious). All I can say is that, because of the turnover in the male ranks, Morris made this piece entirely for the company's women, all eight of them, and that it was good to see the varsity team by itself.
The Titans led by 7-0 at halftime because of the turnovers.
"We said just because of all the turnover and change, this guy is gone, that guy's gone, we weren't going to let anything determine the outcome of our season and how we played the game.
Regulatory scrutiny of the deal will begin in Brussels because two-thirds of the turnover made by the parent companies of Orange and T-Mobile – France Télécom and Deutsche Telekom respectively – is generated outside Britain.
Because of the high turnover that results, owners are reluctant to invest in training.
Because of the high turnover they're short staffed every single day.
