Sentence examples for major because of from inspiring English sources

There she was, far removed from Paris, missing her first major because of a nagging knee injury, but that was not the unthinkable part.

Mickelson said it was unlikely she would be at the United States Open — she rarely misses a major — because of the emotion.

But Mr. Birtalan, 18, was required to sign a contract at the beginning of his first year as a sociology major because of a new rule introduced in September.

Even the Players Championship, commonly described as golf's fifth major because of the depth of its field, is feeling some shockwaves from the shifting world order; McIlroy has said he is not sure his schedule can accommodate the tournament in 2011.

Eight (8) of the mapped structures were considered to be major because of their relative regional extent, while the remaining faults were classified as minor discontinuities.

The generous scholarships--$15,000 a year for 4 years--are another key element in the Meyerhoff program, helping to retain talented students who might otherwise forsake the rigors of a science major because of economic necessity.

He has now missed two of this year's majors because of injury.

Then he missed several majors because of disputes between the W.C.T. and the I.T.F.

Some analysts may have said only that Donald will struggle in the majors because of his driving.

Because of these requirements, coaches often forbid athletes from taking certain classes or even choosing particular majors because of scheduling conflicts.

Some players earned their start in the majors because of the Rule 5 Draft, including Roberto Clemente, George Bell, Darrell Evans, Johan Santana, Josh Hamilton and Joakim Soria.