Sentence examples for being identified because of from inspiring English sources

"The women are being identified because of their faith, because of the way they're dressed".

"One of the things you have to consider when getting an offer is who can close on it," according to an executive close to Mr. Zuckerman who insisted on not being identified because of the confidential nature of the negotiations.

A senior United executive, who insisted on not being identified because of the sensitivity of the labor talks, said he believed that the looming "change in authority" was what had motivated United's labor unions to hold discussions with Texas Pacific and other potential bidders.

The reason, said this person, who spoke only on the condition of not being identified because of continuing ties to a competing show, has to do with the time of year: November, a special ratings period called sweeps month, has the unrelenting pressure of competition as more and more late-night shows fight for a diminishing share of the audience.

The girl, a resident of Ephrata, is not being identified because of her age.

The boy, who is not being identified because of his age, told police he awoke next to Lucas a while after taking a pill she gave him.

The uninjured sister was readily identifiable in the photograph, and the injured sister was likely to be identified because of the familial connection.

The person asked not to be identified because of the private nature of the discussions.

The bull could not be identified because of the state of the carcass.

The official declined to be identified because of the delicacy of the issue.

The official asked not to be identified because of departmental rules barring public comment.