Sentence examples for discuss because of from inspiring English sources
Mr. Bradley said last week that he had resisted efforts to test the DNA for good-faith reasons that he could not discuss because of the continuing investigation.
Global manufacturing makes it difficult to frequently gather all the departments in a meeting room to discuss, because of geographical constraints.
It is important to discuss because of the links that our psychiatric institutions have established with organizations entertaining a global view of mental health, such as the World Health Organization.
The extent to which the findings regarding ethnicity are consistent with other literature, however, is challenging to discuss because of the paucity of studies focusing on the relationship between depression and diabetes in a South-Asian population.
The Democrats' plan has not been widely discussed because of the war -- and perhaps because presidential politics seems so far away.
This means that racism cannot be pinpointed and discussed because of the ingenious argument that goes "we are all equal, so there is no racism".
"This has been going on for years, but there's a feeling that it shouldn't be discussed," because of the effect it might have on donations.
Mr. Griffin said that as NASA administrator he was privy to certain information about the Soyuz mission that could not be discussed because of privacy restrictions.
Mr Strong reminded the conference about population pressures - not being discussed because of objections from the Vatican and Third World nations.
The canon, defined loosely as the set of movies that people in the know discuss reverently, depends greatly on availability, and there are many outstanding works, especially of world cinema, that hardly get discussed because of their general unavailability.
Those are the only nights CW officials are discussing because of other strategic moves the network has made, including a radical revision of Friday night programming and farming out Sunday nights entirely to another company.
