Sentence examples for take because of the from inspiring English sources

In 2014, risk adjustment payments would help cover any hit that insurers take because of the sicker population.

This is in sharp contrast to many high schools, where students are told that they have to choose among the classes they want to take because of "the schedule". As an assistant principal for many years, Romano was responsible for building the master schedule.

Household objects could be replaced, but not mementos of her daughter's early life, and that was especially hard to take because of the gaps in her own past.

The harsh reality of their football, a reality made all the harder to take because of the memory of what they once were.

"It's not an easy decision to take because of the respect I have for him as the captain of this team".

"Over many years we have always made our staff very aware of how we distribute and share tips and we believe the vast majority like and accept the approach we take because of the wider benefits they receive".

The release also emphasized that the action was taken "because of the potential for serious risks associated with the lack of interchangeability among the three licensed botulinum toxin products".

I hope there won't be any action taken because of the pitch invasion.

Tuberculosis programs supervise drug taking because of the serious nature of the disease.

The values of the constants, a0, …, a5, in the equation will vary with each section taken, because of the curvature of the surface in the longitudinal direction.

Measures taken because of the threat from avian influenza were an investment, and there was currently benefit from that investment.