Sentence examples for quieter because of from inspiring English sources

But this year, the school's hallways should be quieter because of a new policy.

But Cook, speaking at a charity event for Chance to Shine, countered that the professional game had become "a lot quieter" because of the increased scrutiny caused by on-field microphones and more camera angles.

While she's not prepared to say she's become quieter because of her detractors, she will admit all the furore leaves her to some extent a "writer who can't write" or "a writer who doesn't write" because "I don't want it to turn into being about me".

The staff – accustomed to chatting to visitors from all over the world – are under new orders to keep quiet "because of the problems" says a groom.

"I have kept it quiet because for much of the time we were just learning about cancer etc. and just busy dealing with it," she added.

"He may be deliberately quiet because of who his father is".

"On the whole, they have been quiet because of internal divisions within the delegation," said Darwich.

Plus, we had to keep it quiet because of the insurance.

Investigators believe the pair might have succeeded in keeping them quiet because of the immigration status of those living there.

Don't make the all-too-easy assumption that we keep quiet because of the oft-asserted tension between working and stay-at-home mothers.

"We even have a clear example of someone reporting the abuse to a senior nursing sister and being told to be quiet because of what he did for the institution.