Sentence examples for because of transfers from inspiring English sources
New Jersey residents now, because of transfers and newly hired employees, comprise 40percentt of a work force of 1,300.
Down to nine players because of transfers and the suspension of a starter, Desmond Allison, after his arrest on charges of drunken driving and marijuana possession, Kentucky has adopted an us-versus-them rallying cry.
The National Cancer Institute (NCI) is actually being cut by 5.8% to $4.78 billion because of transfers to other departments, NCI Director Harold Varmus told grantees yesterday.
Last, the mortality of VO may be underestimated because of transfers to other hospitals.
Our project addressed this issue for people with dementia whose health was deteriorating towards the end of life, and who, therefore, were at particular risk of moving across care sectors (eg, from home to hospital and then into residential care) and receiving care from multiple providers (due to additional service visits or because of transfers).
Williams, 23, a fifth-year senior, was declared ineligible by the N.C.A.A. earlier this month because of transfer rules.
Jordan enrolled, although no one knew then if he was ineligible to play because of transfer rules.
He estimated that Lukoil had forgone about $1 billion in earnings from 2000 to 2003 because of transfer pricing; if not for that, he said, the company's stock would now be worth $40 a share instead of $27.
