Sentence examples for follows because of from inspiring English sources
In between, he grabs a slice of pizza, a half a sandwich, a diversion from his usually careful menu that he follows because of his treatments for prostate cancer.
I think part of the problem is the impunity that often follows because of lack of detection, lack of reporting, fear from the women because they don't want to report it since they don't feel the system treats them well.
On the contrary, one prominent member of the European Commission sums up the conventional wisdom as follows: "Because of the Iraq war, the threat of terrorism is now ten times worse than when Saddam was in power".
from which readily follows because of the positivity of.
This equality follows because of the continuity in t of the integral over the ball B ( e 2, b t ).
In Lewis's argument, the result follows because of the differences between rational belief revision and rational desire (or motivation) revision within the decision-theoretic framework.
He is an impossible act to follow because of the scale of his achievements and his versatility.
The stockpiling of inventory was considered, but not really followed, because of the just-in-time nature of modern-day business.
Not a way she could follow, because of lack of talent: her mother's unspoken interpretation, expressed in disappointment, if not reproach.
Barneys is "well positioned for improved financial results in the months to follow" because of expense control, the chief executive, Howard Socol, said in a statement.
