Sentence examples for covered because of from inspiring English sources

Families of Iraqi origin, like Ms. Modiano's, may be covered because of their higher genetic risks.

During the day, she kept them covered because of her "eczema".

Producers of reality shows want to have their programs covered because of the publicity and potential ratings.

The Islanders were the best team I ever covered, because of the people who won so many big games, and lit up a dreary barn on the flatlands of central Nassau.

Similarly, Manhattan, Brooklyn, and the Bronx were covered because of a New York State English-language literacy test that disenfranchised tens of thousands of Puerto Rico-born voters in those boroughs prior to the passage of the V.R.A.

But legitimate policy changes (tax rises, say, or stricter environmental rules) cannot be covered, because of the insurer's slim chances of recovering anything from the government concerned.The demand for political-risk insurance slumped during the financial crisis, as companies made fewer investments.

It's time for hockey season, news related to which I must cover because of the circumstances of my birth (Canada).

Watches, a popular wrist-mounted wearable you may have heard of, often use sapphire for their face covers because of their durability.

She has no program and is mainly good news to cover because of her cutesy comments about "how is that change and hope thing going".

These provisions require insurers to provide coverage for certain specified conditions, such as pregnancy, addiction treatment and emergency room care, that they might otherwise refuse to cover because of their costs.

If you get him isolated on a defensive back it's very, very difficult to cover because of his size, but he's also too athletic to put linebackers on".