Sentence examples for reporting because of from inspiring English sources

Some of the rise may reflect increased reporting because of greater awareness of the condition.

The government is concerned that media organisations will become more afraid of taking risks in reporting because of the fear of huge libel bills, damaging freedom of speech.

In a 177-page report, he found that the impact of section 35P would create a "chilling effect" on reporting because of the uncertainty around their breadth.

But whether Beddington is right or wrong and whether his claims reach the highest evidential standards, his expert view is worthy of reporting because of who he is and the fact that he has the ear of the prime minister.

In its report Saturday, after the release of new data that showed strong growth in industrial production, retail sales and fixed asset investments, Goldman Sachs analysts said some areas might be growing even faster than the government is reporting, because of efforts to hide growth from experts.

Some cases may go unreported because of their milder clinical symptoms, or some could be delayed in reporting because of delayed diagnosis in rural settings.

No deaths were reported because of the strike.

"We all know that there are things the press don't report because of security concerns.

There were 74 aircraft diversions reported because of passenger medical emergencies; 52 involved cardiac events.

That does not include Lawrence Taylor and Leonard Marshall, who have not reported because of contract disputes.

Coscinodiscus genus, a type of diatoms with complex frustule, has been widely studied and reported because of their delicate nanostructures.