Sentence examples for been set because of from inspiring English sources

According to Nissan, a timeline for retail sales has not been set because of the high prices of electric cars in Brazil.

The lower limit was set because of the growing take-up of small "SMS" loans, which are given within minutes by sending a text.

They are setting staffing ratios that maybe aren't being set because of the care needs of the residents but are more about the bottom line of their profits".

The U.S. EPA drinking water standard of 10 mg/L NO3 N and the WHO guideline of 11 mg/L NO3 N were set because of concerns about methemo-globinemia.

c The magnesium UL of 350 mg was set because of concerns regarding diarrhea, but there do not appear to be any safety concerns.

In 4 patients (with Canavan's disease, metachromatic leucodysrtophy and adrenoleucodystrophy) the suspicion of the disease was set because of the other clinical symptoms in spite of the fact that atrophy of the optic nerve was a specific finding [ 8].

This threshold was set because adherence of less than 95% is associated with virologic failure and thus considered sub-optimal [ 21].

The lower limit of 30 nm is set because it is at the edge of the ultimate resolution of the FIB micromachining of PS spheres.

This threshold was set because it enables the characterization of large, highly-dense metropolitan areas.

"We're hearing about unity," Mr. Limbaugh said, "and I personally am getting a tremendous amount of e-mail and phone calls from liberals who say their partisanship has been set aside because of this.

The argument continued throughout the 1990s, fuelled by high profile cases such as that of the actress Roseanne Barr, and by people who claimed that their abusers had been set free because of Loftus' testimony.