Sentence examples for planning because of from inspiring English sources

The BBC effectively lost a year of planning because of the Gilligan-Kelly-Hutton crisis.

Finance officials said they decided not to hold three or four events they had been planning because of the demands for her on the trail.

Mr. Ward said National Grid needed to be a part of any planning because of the overriding importance of what it eventually proposes for its 800 acres.

The letter simply said that the state could not act because the four counties surrounding Indian Point -- Westchester, Rockland, Orange and Putnam -- had refused to submit checklists and other required information related to the emergency planning because of safety concerns.

He asserted that the worst of them try to extract short-term wins to the detriment not only of target companies but to the economy as a whole — particularly when companies are unable to think about long-term strategic planning because of short-term pressure to appease shareholders.

Ideally small towns could be a decent case for sustainable urban planning because of their manageable size.

But he delayed his plans because of the recession.

Some media companies have adjusted their plans because of the school shootings in Connecticut.

Whole Foods adjusted its plans because of the economy and community concerns about parking and traffic.

The person was not authorized to speak publicly about the plans because of confidentiality strictures.

But it dropped the plan because of staunch opposition from the (mainly older) fishermen.