Sentence examples for questions because of from inspiring English sources

But G.M. raises questions because of its much larger size.

Obviously there's a lot of questions because of all the changes.

It's nice to change the tone of the questions because of what's going on, on the track.

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

I was extremely agitated, confused and unable to ask questions because of the breathing tube running down my throat.

Mr. Scrushy said in a phone interview that lawyers had advised him not to take questions because of the spinoff plans.

Murnaghan said he had been asking the questions because of her position as shadow foreign secretary and the shadow minister overseeing Brexit.

When surveyed, doctors often respond that they don't ask such questions because of a lack of time, training and easy access to services that help these patients.

Some lawyers who were contacted by people who received notices from their Internet providers say the cases raise many questions because of the way the software in question works.

Mr. Price said he was unable to answer other questions because of confidentiality clauses in the anchorman's contract, which is believed to last five years and be worth $50 million total.

I was taught not to ask her questions 'because of the war' so I never did.