Sentence examples for because the concern of from inspiring English sources

"If you look at the metrics of that campaign, the Romney people looked at it in a very linear way – the economy has not fully recovered and so you should make a change – but they missed the whole debate because the concern of the American people was how could they get ahead, how they could keep their heads above water and whether their kid would get to college.

These various performance requirements for materials for repair are classified the quantitative performances into the chemical and the physical performance except qualitative performances because the concern of this study focuses on the consideration of the only quantitative performance among the numerous performances as shown in Fig. 2.

Alcohol, a component of the Alternate Healthy Eating Index-2010, was not included in this analysis because of the concern of its potential adverse impact on fetal outcomes.

And that's because the concerns of struggling Americans aren't likely to be a trending topic.

Hartford eliminated pork products because of the concerns of the city's Muslim, mostly Bosnian, population.

She was offered the job of commonwealth's attorney, though she turned it down because of the concerns of her children.

Well, right now because of the concerns of the marketplace, there's been a relative flight to quality.

It is successful because it addresses the concerns of its readers, not its editor.

This has occurred because of the concern that assessment of depression was unreliable in patients with severe dysphasia.

It is especially horrifying because of the concern for the safety of the protestors.

But she said that because of the concern, the department was looking into remedies.