Sentence examples for because the issue of from inspiring English sources

It was partly, he said, because the issue of race relations had been "festering in me".

But because the issue of refugees is on the table, they too must be represented.

Many cities lack burial ordinances because the issue of private burial hardly ever comes up, he said.

Partly because the issue of interim financing and the role of the E.C.B. need to be resolved first.

The effort largely failed, in part because the issue of whether to make a reward payment was left to the discretion of regulators.

Their existence is rarely mentioned because the issue of just how widespread slavery was in Germany at that time has remained taboo.J.N.

Because of the issue of the leaders' debates we have had a bit more coverage.

I believe this is because of the issue of presumed instabilities in governments, security challenges and general lack of communication.

He said witnesses who were aliens should nevertheless come forward because of "the issue of the greater good".

And partly because of the issue of "publication bias": the studies that get published are the ones that have yielded hoped-for results.

The moment is lost on neither Dungy nor Edwards, not least because of the issue of the N.F.L.'s record for minority hiring.