Sentence examples for resumed because of from inspiring English sources

After Mr. Hernández's death, armed military operations on the border were suspended — until 2006, when they resumed because of the second President Bush's war on terror.

Indeed, in a third of occasions, sedation was resumed because of vital sign criteria.

Construction of a Chelsea recreation center that halted under the administration of Abraham D. Beame because of the city's fiscal crisis will resume because of this week's budget agreement between the City Council and Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani.

What he doesn't say is that the reason growth was resumed was because of a previous easing of monetary policy, which helped correct the disastrous appreciation of sterling which was the main cause of the early 1980s recession.

Investors remained calm when trading resumed, largely because of assurances from the central bank that no financial firm would be allowed to go bust.

In September, the Obama administration reversed that policy and announced that deportations of Haitians would resume because conditions in their homeland had improved. .

LU said up to 190 of 270 stations were open, but a full service could not resume immediately because of shift patterns.

Oh, and after you proofread your resume (because of course you were going to do that, right?), get someone else to look at it, too.

As he told it, he had stopped smoking for many years, and only recently resumed the habit because of the stress of Oscar season.

Many good, dedicated people worked incredibly hard to reintroduce wolves in Idaho, Montana and Wyoming after they had been eradicated by humans, but the slaughter has resumed in Idaho and Montana because of the Obama administration's failure to protect them under the Endangered Species Act.

A lot of people don't audition; they're invited because of their resume or their talent.