Sentence examples for speaking because of from inspiring English sources

"Practically speaking, because of the family's control, there isn't much the outside shareholders can do," he said.

Sergeant Major Maggard's wife, Barbara, would call just to hear her voice, then hang up when she answered, not speaking because of the no-contact order.

"Stopping gun violence takes great courage," Ms. Giffords, who still struggles with speaking because of her injuries, told the admiring crowd.

Obesity expert Mike Lean, professor of human nutrition at Glasgow University, has already withdrawn from speaking because of the controversy, Capehorn claims.

Last Friday, government officials announced for the first time that Mr. Chávez, known the world over for his volubility, now had difficulty speaking because of a tube inserted in his trachea to help him breathe.

Though he has difficulties speaking because of a tracheostomy, he has supposedly been able to sign executive orders from his hospital bed, write letters to the U.N., deal with budget issues, and hold regular meetings with a small group of officers, including Cabello, Maduro, and Rafael Ramírez, the powerful oil minister.

Obama also had to speak because of what he called the "latest flurry" in the news.

"His back white with snow," she said, barely able to speak because of her laughing.

Ms. Giffords, who still struggles to speak because of her injuries, made some short comments.

Technically I couldn't speak because of the swollen lips and hurting mouth.

It was some time before she could speak, because of giggling, but at last she brought it out.