Sentence examples for crossing because of from inspiring English sources

If less people are crossing because of the U.S. economic down turn, yet proportionately more people are dying, how can you assert you are saving more lives?

Attending a piano concert in a plush theater on the high seas is a singular pleasure, and some passengers select their crossing because of its theme.

Stéphane Peterhansel, the Mini X Raid driver, continued in the lead despite getting stuck at a river crossing because of flooding from recent rains; the stage results were wiped out.

The lawyers also wanted audiotapes of the railroad's dispatchers talking to the crew, track inspection records and any "slow orders" directing trains to reduce their speed near the crossing because of hazardous conditions.

You got stuck on the crossing because of the traffic in front of you.

For several days, the government closed a major border crossing because of the fighting on the other side.

The northern Alps are relatively easy to cross because of the numerous valleys created by the movement of glaciers.

As we crossed the Mauritania-Senegal border on a ferry, we saw trucks that had been waiting for a month to cross — because of a dispute between government officials on each side.

Baxter then made the key argument that gets to the heart of the problem Leveson must face, writing: "People don't like red-tops because of what they have done, because of the boundaries they have crossed, because of the crimes they have committed - not because of some political or class-driven desire to stamp down on the voice of the people.

When Buckingham and his army reached the river, they found it swollen and impossible to cross because of a violent storm that broke on 15 October.

Cultivated triploid clones (AAA such as Cavendish, AAB such as plantain varieties, and ABB cultivars) are difficult to cross because of sterility, polyploidy, high heterozygosity, interspecificity and low gamete fertility, thus limiting banana improvement [ 3].