Sentence examples for brief because of from inspiring English sources

If the short circuit is brief — because of a tree branch brushing a cable or an animal being zapped in a transformer — the circuit may insulate customers from a power failure.

Mozart's early masses tend to be brief (because of the taste and dictates of his archbishop patron), yet the fugal choruses sometimes dispel this impression by their very excellence, as in the Mass in C Major, K. 317 (1779; Coronation Mass).

While this production is unusually brief because of the actors' other commitments, Mr. Sellars plans to continue performances in other cities with as many of the current cast members as possible over the next five years and ultimately to film the production with Mr. Hoffman and Mr. Ortiz.

Amazon is listed as a witness in the Washington lawsuit brought against the ban, and a spokesperson for the company said the Washington Attorney General advised Amazon not to sign the amicus brief because of its status as a witness.

The era of the wooden steam ship-of-the-line was brief, because of new, more powerful naval guns.

A few said they were supportive of Obama's actions, but said they didn't join the amicus brief because of timing or a practice not to weigh in on lawsuits at an early stage.

And she meets some whose stay will be tragically brief, because lack of insurance has kept them away from doctors until it is too late.

Lindros's younger brother, Brett, a former first-round draft choice of the Islanders, retired after a brief career because of concussions.

Another bit of drama rippled through the courtroom on Thursday when the magistrate hearing the case ordered a brief suspension because of a "threat to the court" — a fracas that had broken out outside the courtroom.

Outside the capital, the American military resumed flying troops to and from Afghanistan through the Manas air base on Monday, after a brief halt because of the uprising, the United States Embassy said in a statement.

Broadway plays with Hollywood stars tend to have brief runs because of the actors' other commitments; a limited run can create high demand from audiences, allowing theater owners and producers to set more expensive prices for so-called premium tickets, an increasingly common practice on Broadway.