Sentence examples for carried because of from inspiring English sources

A hypochondriac, he paced when he worked, waving one of his collection of walking sticks that he carried because of a chronic bad back.

That, even though my mom did much to try and teach us not to use racial slurs (for example, black men are not "boys"), there were still other presumptions and prejudices and blind spots I carried because of the culture I was born into.

He added: "Every case is different, but you certainly have to be aware of the impact and the burden that the Kennedys carry because of their name".

A few people need permits to carry because of their work, but that number is few.

In addition to cruisers and destroyers, some of these runs included the seaplane carrier, which delivered heavy equipment to the island including vehicles and heavy artillery other warships could not carry because of space limitations.

They offer excellent precision and are easy to carry because of their small size.

Although it doesn't make the seat (or the baby) lighter, it does make the carseat easier to carry because of the angle of your arm while you carry it.

There is no national body responsible for seeing that the standards are carried out, because of fears of giving too much control of education to the federal government.

"Hardly any marketing of CHI is carried out because of the abolition of user fees (KI)".

The interdictions could also be carried out because of suspicion of a violation, they said, and then the searches could be conducted for illicit materials.

Integrated analysis of the hazards was not carried out because of the complexity of the problem.