Sentence examples for because of time limiting from inspiring English sources
And remember, because of time limiting ESA I've now only got four months left to find myself a theoretical new flat, new support system, new wheelchair, and work.
More than 120,000 families have already lost their benefits or had them reduced because of time limits on welfare.
The existing law lists five situations in which local agencies have to grant exemptions, for example if a tenant has lost a job, suffered a death in the family or lost eligibility for cash assistance because of time limits on paying welfare benefits.
Similar claims have been made by dozens of other women who have accused the star of The Cosby Show of assault dating back to 1965, but Ms Constand's is the only criminal case that has been brought because of time limits on assault allegations.
It is never clear what constitutes the full range of evidence, and not least because of the time limits imposed on every critical choice, it is very rare that anyone ever attempts to gather that range of evidence (by whatever standards).
Low utilization of antenatal care among high parity women in this study as well as in the other studies [ 17] could be because of time management, limited resources in the family and negative perceptions resulting from previous pregnancies.
Finding Republican signatures has become an especially tricky business because of a time limit of about 30 days and a requirement that voters can sign only one candidate's petition.
We were unable to reach our targeted accrual goal of 55 patients because the study was time limited due to ARRA funding.
Given the length of peripheral axons, over a meter in adult humans, it was thought that local protein synthesis in axons and axon terminals must occur independently of protein synthesis in the cell body simply because of the time limits imposed by axoplasmic transport and the half-life of many axonal proteins (Alvarez and Torres, 1985).
