Sentence examples for return because of the from inspiring English sources

And some are first-timers who never return because of the soreness afterward.

You have to send a card next year to re-establish the ties, fully expecting not to get a card in return because of the earlier faux pas.

The influential economist and Nobel laureate James Heckman, among others, has asserted that early educational investments have the highest return, because of the cumulative nature of skill development ("skill begets skill").

My family, friends and I have dined there during the Christmas tour season and over President's weekend this past year and continue to return because of the fine food and excellent service.

We see it as an additional cost in terms of an event, but it generates a good return because of the manifold extension of the audience we can reach.

Another issue is what will happen in buildings that have been physically repaired but that have tenants whose employees are reluctant to return because of the horror they experienced on Sept. 11.

Market analysts have been warning for years that high inflation may return because of all the sovereign debt being sold.

The belly pain in each patient returned because of the severe constipation from the narcotics.

"I had no intention of returning because of the prejudice back home," said Mr. Moody.

"I had no intention of returning because of the prejudice back home," Mr. Moody said.

"We have returned because of the excessive suffering caused by displacement," says Bnongoti.