Sentence examples for kept because of from inspiring English sources

No time was kept because of the inter ruption.

Although goats and chickens are plentiful, few cattle are kept because of the tsetse fly.

Coffee is grown with some success in the mountains; no cattle are kept because of tsetse fly infestation.

However, the stability of the overall system of equilibrium equations is kept because of the existence of the mass matrix.

The Lombardi poplars and weeping willows in the park are introduced species, but are kept because of their cultural and historic connection with the eastern Free State.

The only other section which was not abandoned was the Llangollen branch; this was kept because of its function as a water supply channel, rather than for navigation.

"The Jets have some good players they may not be able to keep because of their salary-cap problems," a Houston scout said, "and the vultures are circling".

"Irises" had become too expensive to keep, because of greatly increased insurance rates due to spiralling art prices and changes in the tax law on donated art works.

The truth is that sensible consumers will, especially in uncertain times, save some portion of money they get to keep because of reduced taxes, where as government is more likely to spend it, thereby stimulating the economy.

And there are collectors who think that the downstairs is just a kind of zoo that we keep because of nostalgia, and who immediately come upstairs to look at the modern firsts.

By registering with the S.E.C., Freddie Mac is fulfilling a pledge it made six years ago but has been unable to keep because of accounting improprieties that were uncovered in 2003 and not fully resolved until this year.