Sentence examples for moves because of from inspiring English sources

On Wednesday, the Yankees held off other moves because of minor injuries.

But the effect is somewhat symmetric, and the star also moves because of the presence of the planet.

With moves because of divorce or foreclosure, difficulties may be best traceable to marital breakup and income loss.

Yet advisers acknowledge that it would be difficult for leading banks to defend such moves, because of widespread public anger over the industry's past excesses.

Following various moves because of hostile Indians, Catamarca was established in 1694 on its present site (a sheltered, fertile valley) by the provincial governor, Bartolomé de Castro.

A survey of the customers of Sanctum Inc., a security company in Santa Clara, Calif., which said it had extensively interviewed 10 customers on the topic, showed that only three had made new Internet security moves because of the Sept. 11 attacks.

In Indonesia, my family was relatively stable, very well off, but we were forced to move because of ethnic conflicts that resulted in Chinese Indonesians being targeted.

It is not moving because of politics.

"We just can't stop moving because of Sandy".

Retailers move because of competition and because of pressure.

He regrets the move because of press attention, he said.