Sentence examples for because of the usual from inspiring English sources

"The reason I can't do that is because of the usual bureaucracy of a large company," she said.

titles because of the usual dysfunction found within boxing's sanctioning bodies — but he still possessed The Ring magazine middleweight title and is recognized as the division's lineal champion.

But if the twice-yearly ritual feels familiar this season, it's not only because of the usual air-kissing swarms of designers and dilettantes.

This is not because of the usual cliches about Arab or Ottoman cities – that they are "timeless", "medieval" and so on.

He said that it is impossible fo him to tell anything much now about the falling off in sales, because of the usual pre-Christmas slump among wholesalers.

"The Kids Are All Right" has taken years to end up on the screen, partly because of the usual false starts and delays of indie-film production but also because Ms. Cholodenko became pregnant.

Decades of poaching have whittled down the numbers of this massive and fearsome-looking creature to a paltry band of survivors - and, because none of the usual conservation techniques have worked, the animals now total just five.

According to drummer Terri Lyne Carrington, "Backward Country Boy Blues" was probably given its title because part of the usual blues construction is reversed – the V chord precedes the IV chord.

This prediction cannot be understood in the standard framework of Kimura's neutral theory [ 12], because one of the usual assumptions of the neutral theory is that mutational robustness is constant.

The turnout was surprising because of a lack of the usual hoopla to welcome a Tour de France.

I mention all this because Sasha faced little of the usual parental skepticism as she began to contemplate postponing college in favor of a video game.