Sentence examples for force because of the from inspiring English sources

The killings are being investigated as a group, said Lt. Joseph Heffernan, who is overseeing the inquiry and heads the Brooklyn North Homicide Task Force, "because of the similarities, in an effort not to get caught short, not to miss something".

"This land is being taken from us by force because of the oil".

Dakotah added that it would be nice to be on the police force, because of the job security.

Then, too, policymakers on both sides of the Atlantic were extremely reluctant to intervene with force, because of the death and destruction that would follow.

Mr. Prendergast said the agency also had to contend with a smaller-than-usual work force because of the Christmas holiday.

This month, Alcatel said its United States unit would cut about 450 jobs, or about 5percentt of the work force, because of the economic slowdown.

The Security Council's resolution made no mention of the use of force, because three of the Council's five permanent members--Russia, China, and France--balked.

Rotor blades experience unsteady aerodynamic forces because of the partial admission.

Airports continue to have reduced work forces because of the airlines' huge job cuts last fall.

Vertebrates are able to move about and to exert and bear forces because of the contraction of the striated muscles.

The expected redistribution of forces, because of the 3D nature of the problem and the anticipated loss of contact between the adjacent flanges, is appropriately taken into consideration.