Sentence examples for because of their protected from inspiring English sources

Insecticides are usually ineffective for management of leaf miners because of their protected habitat within the leaf.

Because of their protected status, sacred groves may be the only relicts of ancient forest and have a biodiversity much greater than the surrounding area.

It's not uncommon to come across them while paddleboarding or snorkeling, but because of their protected status (they're categorized as endangered species) you can be fined up to $2,000 or jailed for 30 days for touching them.

Also, in our video, female activists from four countries talk about the risks they face because of their work protecting women's rights.

The request from state attorneys general, who have been called "the people's lawyers" because of their role protecting consumers, stems from a provision in federal law that allows borrowers with federal student loans to formally apply for their debts to be forgiven if their school cheated them into taking on the debt.

In a letter she's filing with the National Labor Relations Board, Ferreira accuses management of retaliating against her because of legally protected organizing in the workplace.

The ascetic John Cairncross told me years after he was exposed as the "Fifth Man" that he did not take to the fellow members of the spy ring because of their class – which protected them from exposure – and lifestyle).

Kochhar says preserves pull on our emotions because of their history of protecting the family's diet through leaner seasons.

Baltimore County school officials say they can't discuss the matter in detail because of their obligation to protect student privacy.

"We blame the security forces because of their negligence in protecting our candidates," said Rahim al-Shimari, a spokesman for Iraqiya.

The armory and its military support are also important right now, Mr. Sandman added, because of their roles in protecting the neighborhood's surrounding foreign embassies and missions.