Sentence examples for holding because of from inspiring English sources

Devlin and coworkers [ 42] surveyed American clinicians in 2004 and found that some ICUs were not adopting sedation holding because of a lack of nursing acceptance of this practice, a potential increase in patient self-harm, potential for respiratory compromise and concern about patient comfort.

**Not held because of Olympic championships.

4Not held because of Olympic championships.

This year, the Bahrain race could not be held because of the Gulf state's political problems.

Jennifer Kocher, a commission spokeswoman, said the payments were not being held because of the legal case.

Information about the trip was closely held because of the sensitivities of the relationship between Iraq and Iran.

"We apologise for the delay, this train is being held because of a passenger alarm at Victoria".

The meeting was held because of concern among judges about aggressive campaign tactics that have become common in recent years.

Mr MacKenzie has previously described the Leveson Inquiry as "ludicrous" and suggested it is only being held because of Prime Minister David Cameron's "obsessive a***-kissing" of Rupert Murdoch.

Two of those companies, as it turned out, ultimately decided not to hire anyone, he said; instead they put their openings "on hold" because of budget pressures.

He had previously described the Inquiry as "ludicrous" and suggested it is only being held because of David Cameron's "obsessive arse-kissing" of Rupert Murdoch.