Sentence examples for talking because of from inspiring English sources

Some continue to deny they did anything wrong; some admit guilt but don't want to talk about it; some are prevented from talking because of legal proceedings; and some, Dr. Fang said, "seem to vanish from the face of the earth".

There was no reason, Mr Obama's spokesman insisted, that the ordinary courts could not handle the case.Mr Tsarnaev is having trouble talking, because of an injury to his throat sustained during the shoot-out, or possibly during an attempt at suicide.

Mr. Reid's lawyers failed in their efforts to get those statements suppressed, contending in a motion that Mr. Reid had either invoked his right to remain silent, was suffering from a form of short-term amnesia, or was unable to stop talking because of the Valium and other drugs that doctors on board the flight used to sedate him.

Iomega's Jaz product, a high-capacity drive targeted to professionals, has got the industry talking because of reliability problems.

Frankel has not just got the racing world talking because of his sheer speed, but because the man who looks after him is a racing icon.

Last month, Mr Mandela's ex-wife Winnie Madikizela-Mandela said he was no longer talking "because of all the tubes that are in his mouth to clear [fluid from] the lungs".

He phones his wife, but they are unable to talk because of a bad connection.

When I called Mr. Siegel, he at first said he couldn't talk because of the litigation.

One moment, she explains she cannot talk because of a court-ordered gag order.

The spokeswoman, Candace Leeds, said the company could not talk because of the pending transaction.

Dennis Neville, another holdout tenant, is voluble although he cannot talk, because of throat cancer.