Sentence examples for reporting because of the from inspiring English sources

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.

Cancers which tend to be detected and treated in outpatient settings such as melanoma are subject to significant delays in reporting because of the difficulty of collecting data in these settings.

Long-term extension (LTE) phases of clinical trials typically are associated with special concerns in data reporting because of the bias resulting from assessment only of patients who were responding to treatment and who continued study participation [ 3].

McLaren says he would have preferred to continue the investigation, but knew he had to report "because of the pending Rio games".

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

No deaths were reported because of the strike.

All players were given a grace period to report because of the uncertainty involving when training camps would open.

Various anterior and posterior surgical approaches for a chronic AARF have been reported because of the difficulty encountered in obtaining reduction.

The Occidental Petroleum Corporation said yesterday that fourth-quarter profit was 12percentt higher than previously reported because of the increased value of its stake in Lyondell Chemical.

He said operators had told him that the environment there is "the most hazardous [that] they've ever reported" because of the increased mobility of ice floes.