Sentence examples for make because of from inspiring English sources

For Mr. McGill it was a difficult decision to make because of his location.

He had a tough call to make, because of my poor pitching".

"Some of the investments they want to prohibit, an insurance company has to make because of long liabilities".

But it is precisely such changes that Mr. Kostunica seems reluctant to make because of his overriding concern with stability.

"This has been a tough decision to make because of my personal attachment to the County Ground.

Q: As a result, what kinds of governmental restrictions do you labor under, what kind of policy changes are you forced to make because of the government?

But Mr. Hesse acknowledged that his company had previously been constrained in the strategic moves that it could make because of its heavy debt load and limited cash.

Banks are supposed to do extra checks to identify them and the deposits they make because of the possibility of corruption.

Mr. Berrick said the closing is symptomatic of the tough choices counties must make because of California's realignment of mental health services.

In other words they make (because of redundancies in the genetic code) no actual difference to the composition of the protein encoded in this part of the chromosome.

But chronic absenteeism by hospital workers, as well as overcrowding, force repeat visits that parents are reluctant to make because of the distances involved.