Sentence examples for cancellations because they from inspiring English sources

"Like, 'Why didn't you try to save his life, just like anyone else would?' The Washington Post had several hundred cancellations because they ran the picture on the front page.

Small restaurants that serve omakase meals sometimes charge for no-shows or last-minute cancellations because they have already purchased the ingredients.

France and Italy deny Greek requests for debt cancellation, partly because they have large loans to Greece; but they also quietly hope that the debate may tug others into the growth-first camp.

Several other dramas which are considered to be on the bubble — as the term for questionable renewal is known — are not necessarily headed for cancellation just because they were not included on the list announced Wednesday.

While the survey cannot tell if this latter group lost their insurance due to cancellation or because they simply felt the cost was too high, the overall number is very small, representing less than 1 percent of people between the ages of 18 and 64".

Reasons for cancellations are complex because they are related to patients, organizational issues, and clinical staff.

Over the weekend Gatwick and Heathrow airports warned their passengers they could face delays and cancellations because of the "foggy conditions".

Several hotels in Santa Barbara, one of Southern California's top tourism destinations, said they fielded some calls from concerned guests, but have not had any cancellations because of the oil spill.

The highest daily number of cancellations because of crew shortages during that period was 37, and Delta normally cancels 2 flights a day because of lack of pilots, said Dave Bushy, Delta's senior vice president for operations in a recorded announcement.

Coaches are a big role in this, because they handle cancellations and delays.

On Sunday morning there were delays and cancellations because of signalling problems on the line.