Sentence examples for been stuck because of from inspiring English sources

"The rest of the world has been moving forward while the cannabis industry has been stuck because of prohibition".

But its plans had been stuck because of a requirement that foreign retailers buy 30 percent of their merchandise from small Indian businesses.

"I thought I could just nip in and out but someone spotted my collar number and then found my Twitter account". PC Parrott said lots of people in Nuneaton had been offering a helping hand to the homeless and other people who have been stuck because of the snow.

At that time, a large number of companies were in need of quickly raising capital in light of withdrawn public offerings but were stuck because of these integration rules.

A number of important bills which were to be taken up during the ongoing session are stuck because of the deadlock.

The crew also supply services such as a fire and rescue service, communications and overnighting at Troll for personnel who would be stuck because of bad weather.

And it actually looks like those leukocytes are sticking because of a specific molecular interaction.

And going back to the analogy of disease, they're "stuck" because the consequences of the wound has not been serious enough yet.

Even foreign-based manufacturers operating here, like Toyota, Honda and BMW, would be stuck, because they use many of the same U.S. suppliers.

Maybe we are stuck because there's an area of our lives that we are unwilling to let God shape.

Despite Leah's case moving quickly through the system, she is stuck because she cannot take Daniel out of the country without a birth certificate.