Sentence examples for question because of the from inspiring English sources

Going to the theater is out of the question "because of the crowds," she said.

"It's a complicated question because of the undocumented population".

Military force is out of the question because of the danger to the South.

I suppose you're asking that question because of the [Islamic] fanatics here.

It is working on that question because of the planned Senate hearings.

A tunnel was out of the question because of the proximity to another one.

Speech technology was out of the question because of the processing power it required.

Getting on an airplane was out of the question because of the dose of radiation she would give other passengers.

Crowd-surfing was out of the question because none of the patrons in the exclusive seating area would have dared risk their lives to catch him.

REINECKE: That is absolutely out of the question, because the personnel of the Einsatzkommandos only consisted of a few hundred men.

But that directive is ambiguous, and the F.D.A. office did not respond to questions because of the government shutdown.