Sentence examples for tell because of from inspiring English sources

Asked how he could know the story was inaccurate before it was published, James Florez, a spokesman for the national organization, said he could tell "because of the nature" of the questions a reporter had asked, and "because of the nature of past coverage".

"I could tell, because of these".

"I can tell because of a certain confidence they have.

"I couldn't tell, because of the distance," he said.

I guess they could tell because of my short hair.

"They could tell because of when it was happening," he said.

A lot of for-profits closed, I was told, because of finances.

That was not possible, he was told, "because of high-technology transfer restrictions".

The plane had been delayed on the ground for three hours in Moscow, the passengers were told, because of "the fog".

The New Yorker, August 21, 1926 P. 7 The hatband situation is becoming acute, we are told, because of the exhaustion of the spectrum.

All of this was supposed to be justified by results: the paychecks of the wizards of Wall Street were appropriate, we were told, because of the wonderful things they did.