Sentence examples for decided because of the from inspiring English sources

White House officials decided, because of the delicacy of the situation, to set up a back channel.

"It was a good project, an expensive project, but we decided because of the economy that it was not a good time.

"They have decided because of the uncertainty of the future that they need to step back and save a bit," said Donald F. Terry, general manager of the Multilateral Investment Fund at the bank.

He loathes the thought of producing another Eastern European tale of woe, and postpones describing his experience of the camp until so late in the book that one begins to wonder whether he has decided, because of the risk of cliché, to avoid it altogether.

Whether this remains true for lower temperatures, as the forsterite oscillator model suggests, cannot yet be decided because of the limitations in our data (see Section 2).

They have already achieved what they wanted, which was ensuring there is no action in Syria - something the government had already decided because of the legal impediments of acting there without the support of the Assad regime in Damascus.

Perhaps it needs to follow the plot of another recent release, English Vinglish, whose laddoo-making Maharashtra housewife decides, because of the mockery of her family, that it's time to take English classes.

Governor Perry then filled said commission with members who were well versed in the issues they would be deciding because of the fact that they were representatives of the housing industry.

Now that we've had a game unfairly decided because of incompetent officials, the question becomes: how long before a player is seriously injured?

552, 85 L.Ed. —-, just decided, because of a recital in the decree of the appellate court.

"That was the moment when it was decided, because, of course, he is the most important person there.