Sentence examples for ordering because of from inspiring English sources

Andy Xie, a Morgan Stanley economist, said that companies ranging from sausage makers to paper manufacturers had been complaining to him that stores in China had stopped ordering because of bulging inventories of unsold goods.

Chief Faust said that surveillance had been ordered because of past violence involving the two motorcycle gangs.

But to find 30 cancers, 121 women had biopsies, which were ordered because of abnormalities on M.R.I.

The closing was ordered because of potential problems with 40 of the bolts that hold up the heavy ceiling panels, Mr. Romney said.

The nail-bitingly close contest between Bush and Al Gore went down to the wire in Florida, where recounts were ordered because of failing paper-based punch machines.

He rejected the move – although costs were not ordered because of Shoraka and Stewart's limited financial means – but left the door open for it.

She added that if the rent reduction was ordered because of violations at the property, and the landlord makes the necessary repairs, it is likely he will apply for a rent restoration order.

"It is our hope that these arms were not ordered because of the current impasse and that the guns will not be used to resolve the political problems in Zimbabwe".

The ship was ordered because of the great success of the Viking, built three years earlier.

Speaking at a press conference Tuesday morning, Paris police prefect Bernard Boucault said the evacuation had been ordered because of the "particularly alarming sanitary conditions" caused by the cramped conditions in the slum.

However, the selected compounds were not ordered because of technical problems.