Sentence examples for lines because of the from inspiring English sources

Most poorer cities that have built subways, like Manila, can afford to build only a few limited lines because of the expense.

"We can't use satellite lines" because of the brief delay in hearing a response, said Tom Blodgett, the executive who started the Ghana operation.

She told Fox News last year that she decided to move to the front lines "because of the march on Washington on September 12th, and seeing and being inspired by the real people who came and spent their own money to get to Washington".

Many are having to overhaul their product lines because of the growing concern of consumers and governments about obesity.McDonald's says Mr Spurlock acted "irresponsibly by consuming more than 5,000 calories a day twice the recommended level for adult males and by purposely limiting his physical activity".

(The contours are not exactly field lines because of the abovementioned small cross-tail B y component).

The wrapped phase we have computed contains 2π jumps along the epipolar lines because of the mathematical constraint.

"Now we're standing in line because of the backlog of requests.

We're looking for them to hold the line because of the importance of capital investment.

Amtrak is not expecting any problems on its Northeast Corridor line because of the incident.

Mr. Herbert believed Mr. Parks had to cross that line because of the number of attackers and the situation.

Minnesota also had to make adjustments on its offensive line because of the death of tackle Korey Stringer during training camp.