Sentence examples for because the standard of from inspiring English sources

A shame, though, because the standard of cricket deserved recognition.

We couldn't afford actors and there weren't many actors around because the standard of theatre was very poor.

However, as evidenced by the U.S.'s downward trend, just because the standard of living improves doesn't mean happiness follows.

"People were saying the game doesn't need Ronnie because the standard of the top players is so high now.

He said the military decided against pursuing torture charges because the standard of evidence required was too high.

It is difficult to imagine getting warrants now in such situations, because the standard of probable cause to conclude that the target is a terrorist cannot be met.

Primary school Headteacher David Block claimed it was hard to recruit adequate staff in London because of issues with salaries in inner-city areas and because of the standard of teacher training.

Whenever I approach character it pops into my head because of the standard of characterisation.

"Fortunately because of the standard of snooker I'd fancy myself," admitted Hendry.

"To be successful in these tournaments, because of the standard of teams involved, you need that bit of luck going with you," said the captain, Steven Gerrard.

IN THE cheap, sunny seats of Pamplona's bullring they whistled and threw their seat cushions not because of the standard of the bull-fighting, but for the lack of it.