Sentence examples for operations because of a from inspiring English sources

The company has since scaled back its operations because of a lack of money.

Republicans are almost certain to enjoy an advantage in their operations because of a huge fund-raising advantage.

Pakistani officials said that the authorities had planned an operation to flush militants from the remaining pockets of Mohmand, but delayed operations because of a lack of resources.

The MetroStars have dismissed CHRIS BRIENZA, the club's vice president of communications, and JOHN DUGAN, the director of operations, because of a reorganization, the club said.

A Roman Catholic lay group founded during the church's sex abuse scandal said it might cease operations because of a drop in donations.

"These delays also have a knock-on effect resulting in cancellations of elective operations because of a lack of bed capacity, and work going out to the independent sector".

Many hospitals report a growing demand for hip replacements and nonemergency operations because of an aging population, but fewer operations being performed because of a shortage of staff members and beds.

Secretary of State John Kerry immediately condemned what he called an "escalatory action" by China and Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel said the United States would not alter any military operations because of it, a promise he kept this week by sending the unarmed bombers from Guam on a routine mission off the coast of China.

It will be the first time Nissan has halted plant operations because of such a supply shortage.

Soup kitchens for the middle class, a huge jump in homelessness and mental disease, daily suicides, lack of basic medicines, cancer patients turned away from pharmacies, and hospitals ceasing operation because of a lack of basic supplies.

Workers had captured 24,500 barrels of oil on Friday before shutting down the operation because of a malfunction on the vessel that is siphoning the oil from the leaking well — 1,000 fewer barrels than on Thursday.