Sentence examples for introduce because of from inspiring English sources

He rejected claims that the Lib Dems were only distancing themselves from the policy, which they helped introduce, because of the proximity of the general election.

Some results of the meta synthesis (e.g. the importance of ensuring that the timing of the introduction of self-help is appropriate, given the patient's 'illness trajectory') proved difficult to introduce because of the way patients are routinely identified and referred within current services.

But since the hosepipe ban has been introduced because of a shortage of rain, this argument seems a little circuitous.

"New technology is always expensive when it's introduced because of the research and development costs," Ms. Etlinger said.

The standard high-carbohydrate, low-fat diet advice was introduced because of research published by professor Philip James of the Rowett Institute in Aberdeen in 1983.

The Trump administration says the new rules were introduced because of intelligence that shows terrorists are continuing to target airlines flying to the United States.

As a case study, the methodology is applied to the activation of an emergency alarm and considers the consequences introduced because of a harsh environment.

For the most part, these clients were introduced because of the amount of adware, spyware, and untrustworthy software found in the official clients.

We argue that most of the errors are introduced because of the quantization process where the visual words are considered individually, which has ignored the contextual relations among words.

The special measure is being introduced because of the unsatisfactory state of anti-doping bodies in the two countries, which the IOC president, Thomas Bach, said put "very serious doubts on the presumption of innocence".

She said that bill had been introduced because of the "crisis in national security" created by the rapidly declining ability of the police and security services to monitor internet and phone use.