Sentence examples for occasionally because of from inspiring English sources

Ms. Agamy said the museum has been closing the third floor gallery occasionally because of the heat and humidity.

Games would start after school and end because of darkness or occasionally because of a broken window.

In April, Mars food, the company behind Dolmio's pasta sauce and Uncle Ben's, warned consumers that they should only eat some of its products occasionally because of high levels of sugar, fat and salt.

And then there is a third group that she tentatively calls circumstantial co-sleepers — parents who sleep with their children occasionally because of circumstances like sharing a bed on a family vacation, during a thunderstorm or because the child is sick.

Occasionally, because of mathematical details of a particular similarity's formula, it is not possible to correct the similarity.

Bleaching occurs occasionally because of local conditions in 2002, for example, local hot weather drove widespread bleaching on the GBR.

Fisher's flying pigs helped reinforce the idea of the Floyd as a brand, even if they occasionally exploded because of the volatile gas used to inflate them.

The extra seconds are occasionally necessary because of unpredictable changes in the speed at which the Earth turns on its axis.

As an actress, Maria worked only occasionally, but, because of confusions in Williams' clumsily drawn will, from 1984 to the end of her life she was cast as a player on the world stage.

But many with tattoos and with corporate jobs talk about being occasionally uncomfortable because of the covering-up they think it requires, like Ms. Thomas, or the sense of leading a double life.

His first visit, in January of that year, saw the premiere of the "Prague" symphony – Symphony No 38 in D major, to give it its proper title – a glorious work occasionally overlooked because of the focus on Mozart's final three symphonies.