Sentence examples for passed because of from inspiring English sources
I'm convinced he passed because of a broken heart.
A lot of artists had passed because of their politics.
"We passed because of logistical and cost issues," he said.
They have only been passed because of Labour support.
In fact, FISA was originally passed because of spying conducted on anti-Vietnam War protesters and civil rights activists.
The University of Maryland Eastern Shore also considered retaining the company, but ultimately passed because of the potential cost.
And a lobbyist for state firefighters, who backed Mr. Price's effort, said the bill had little chance of passing because of resistance from the real estate industry.
But then this is more than in most of the apartment blocks we pass because, of all the things that North Korea is short of, it's most short of electricity.
They rag on him for every bad pass because, of course, they say, he can do no wrong — which is not so far from the truth.
But it was the attempted murder of Zhu Ling — and the notion that the perpetrator was given a free pass because of her political pedigree — that dominated the discussion.
"Sure I wanted to pass, because of the offensive ability that Marian has," Prospal said.
