Sentence examples for because of their concern from inspiring English sources

"The Arabs hated anybody with cameras, because of their concern for security, so they stopped me from entering the cave.

Mr. Fisher said this was a great investing opportunity that many people missed because of their concern over political and macroeconomic matters.

When thousands of people, among them British Muslims, take part in demonstrations, most will do so not because they support Hamas, but because of their concern for ordinary Palestinians.

"We've all been worrying about a lack of confidence that people in other countries had when it came to using U.S. cloud services because of their concern the U.S. government would try to reach into their borders," Mr. Smith said.

"Sometimes people, even if they voted for the bill, are hesitant to vote to override the governor's veto because of their concern about the governor being petty and vindictive and vetoing some of their legislation," he said.

In just about every area except transportation, the mayor has limitations — limitations that some people believe Blair and his New Labour ministers imposed when designing the job because of their concern that Ken Livingstone, their old nemesis from the Loony Left, might get it.

The worry, of course, is that consumers will stop spending because of their concerns about a slowdown, and that economic growth will slow because consumers have stopped spending.

They are weighing whether to dismiss the charges because of their concerns that Ms. Diallo would not be a credible witness.

In last weekend's N.F.L. draft, the Redskins used a second-round pick on Mississippi State cornerback Fred Smoot, partly because of their concerns over Sanders.

After all, an 'Australian-style' points system was introduced under Labour and closed by the Conservatives because of their concerns that it was not well suited to the UK's needs or their goal of reducing net migration".

Mr. Levy, the Suffolk County executive, entered the Republican primary race in March after New York Republican Party leaders, including the chairman, Edward F. Cox, recruited him because of their concerns about the lackluster shape of Rick A. Lazio's campaign.