Sentence examples for forum because of from inspiring English sources

Bali had been chosen as the venue for the forum because of the horrific bombing that killed 202 people here a decade ago.

Now they say that if the government does not ban the MPRF they will wage war to avenge the victims of Gaur.Yet one senior official says the government cannot ban the Forum, because of the widespread support it enjoys in the Terai.

In fact, scientists working for defense or intelligence agencies may be cautioned about discussing their work in any forum, because of its sensitivity.

Besides this, the energy efficiency has recently attracted the attention from academia, industry, and standardization forums because of the rapid growth in the demand of users.

The decision has been criticised on some internet forums because of bugs which appeared to be particularly problematic in the PlayStation version.

There is an internet adage named after a commenter by the name of Nathan Poe, who was arguing creationism on Christian forums (because of course he was, this is the internet).

Professor B, who writes Bitch PhD, uses her blog "to work out my incredible anxieties over my academic identity, and to put those anxieties out there in a public forum because a lot of people feel them".

Paul, Rubio and Cruz participated in the forum remotely because of an ultimately unsuccessful Senate vote to stop federal funding of Planned Parenthood.

Situational awareness, or continuous assessment monitoring during a crisis period, was limited because of lack of collective forums to report, find or collate real-time information.

At a time when police abuse is more visible than ever thanks to technology, and our communities continue to get hit time and time again by climate catastrophe, we can't afford to choose between a Black Lives Matter protest and a climate justice forum, because our survival depends on both of them.

Mr Ma has proposed the summit-level Asia-Pacific Economic Co-operation (APEC) forum because those attending will be doing so as "economic leaders", not heads of state.