Sentence examples for because the problems of from inspiring English sources
Robin Walker, a spokeswoman for the group's legislative office in Washington, said such provisions help because the problems of pet care often boil down to space and money.
In an interview after the speech, he explained that he did not feel the need to go after Mr. Bush because the problems of a Bush presidency were more readily apparent.
Now, New York's proposed laws have set off a passionate debate, perhaps because the problems of both domestic workers and their employers are seemingly intractable, and the fix is so small.
They work worse in cities because the problems of poverty are different there.In rural areas poverty leads to a lack of the basics: food, water, primary schools, simple health care.
Like Burma, where I've also spent time recently, Colombia seems like an exception to the general international revulsion against the U.S. — not because we're loved, but because the problems of the Colombians are so chronic and all-consuming that an American hand can't be imagined behind every murder.
"We're now seeing that the market optimism at the beginning of the year was misplaced," said Chiara Cremonesi, a fixed-income strategist at UniCredit in London, "because the problems of the periphery countries are still there and we are in fact a long way away from their solution.
"It's a real showstopper," he said, because of the problems of knowing exactly where the dopants are when the process is done in bulk.
Other CAB staff reported that benefits claimants were increasingly replying on food banks because of the problems of accessing services online.
"And what you are not able to do with drones is get them to work together, because of the problems of communications underwater.
The provision of infant formula has not been successful in the past because of the problems of affordability, feasibility, accessibility, and sustainability.
We restricted our survey to extant taxa because of the problems of adequately identifying examples of repeated evolution in extinct animals (see [ 20] for discussion).
