Sentence examples for because of theft from inspiring English sources

But the drugs may not reach consumers because of theft, corruption and incompetence along the chain.

She would not speculate on whether that was because of theft within the postal services of those nations or whether those postal services might deem certain types of music illegal.

"If his truck driving company gets shut down because of theft of trade secrets on a record that he's not willing to deny, too bad for him.

The procedure is used in several situations, broadly demarcated by whether the property has been transferred because of theft, breach of trust, or mistake.

Unregistered medicines are those that are present in the country without the authorization of the regulatory authority, often because of theft or illegal diversion.

The Queens graveyard where he is buried, Machpelah Cemetery, has been closed to the public for years because of thefts and vandalism to the Houdini plot.

In "Bag It," James Bovard proposes scrapping the federal baggage screening program because of thefts from baggage by airport screeners working in non-public areas.

There was a lot of theft, because of drugs — in some parts of West Virginia, the prescription-drug-addiction epidemic was worse than anywhere else in the country.

Many spectators had approved, he said, because of the prevalence of theft in the region, for which he blamed nomadic Tuareg tribesmen.

Because of the risk of theft, car remotes also need higher security than television remotes (for which universal access is considered a benefit).

But it is also because the sheer rate of theft in the city makes it difficult for any traditional grocer to survive.And all this is just the financial cost.