Sentence examples for relatives because of from inspiring English sources

It's sort of a custom at that time and probably only in the Hakka community, that some children will be "claimed" by relatives because of poverty.

In many cases the emigrants were mostly male, as some European countries refused entry to workers' relatives because of housing shortages.

"Where was I going to put it?" said Barbara Smith, a homeowner who has been living with relatives because of the stench.

"At one point at least four of them couldn't communicate with their relatives because of the violence in their cities, so last month they decided to take a risk and return home".

There are, in reality, only a few features common to the seals and their terrestrial relatives because of the extensive and numerous adaptations the aquatic forms have undergone to make them efficient carnivores of the sea.

Mr. Czerwonka, who has been disowned by some of his relatives because of his sexuality, tried to calm his shaking hands as he put a golden band on Mr. Lyons's finger.

Victims of domestic violence should not be excluded from accessing legal aid for family law disputes against an abusive ex-partner or relative because of these unrealistic regulations".

"It was a great weekend for me here, of course everything is relative because of what happened in Paris," the German said.

Mr Caplan argued: "Victims of domestic violence should not be excluded from accessing legal aid for family law disputes against an abusive ex-partner or relative because of these unrealistic regulations".

But he warned that optimism was "relative", because of slow economic growth.

If people don't accept an organ or worry about donating the organs of a relative because of this then more will die needlessly - it is as simple as that," he said.