Sentence examples for been condemned because of from inspiring English sources
A stand-alone brick addition has been condemned because of mold, a company spokesman said.
Several homes and businesses have been condemned because of severe structural damage, Mr. Farias said.
Across Weld County, roads are still closed, front lawns are still stacked with muddy, wrecked furniture, and nearly 300 homes have been condemned because of flood damage.
It is the intent of Congress that when poultry and poultry products are condemned because of disease, the reason for condemnation in such instances shall be supported by scientific fact, information, or criteria, and such condemnation under this chapter shall be achieved through uniform inspection standards and uniform applications thereof.
A soldier was condemned because of one video by B'Tselem, led away in handcuffs and charged with murder.
The recent scandal is horrific, but in no way should an entire community be condemned because of the actions of a few.
But this year all 46 million doses produced by Chiron, the nation's only other supplier, were condemned because of bacterial contamination, and as a result public health officials are relying on low vaccination rates to get them through the season.
To the southwest of Bakersfield in Maricopa, the justice court building, the Maricopa Hotel, the post office, and several businesses were condemned because of heavy damage.
He wanted to work at the Krusty Krab, but it was condemned because of a nematode infestation, so he lures the nematodes away by using his nose as a flute.
Calvinism was the ethic of 17th-Century New England, and its followers believed that a man's lot was predetermined by God: The wealthy owed their riches to divine grace and the poor were condemned because of their own sins and sloth.
