Sentence examples for though because of a from inspiring English sources

He is not eligible to play in the next three games, though, because of a team-imposed suspension.

He cannot accept those donations during the 140-day legislative session every two years, though, because of a campaign finance law intended to prevent potential conflicts of interest.

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In the meantime, though, because of a secondary observation that prostate cancer incidence was lower in the vitamin E arm of the same Finnish trial that tested beta-carotene (vitamin E had also been included as a factor) (11), a large factorial trial of vitamin E (and selenium) was carried out for reducing prostate cancer incidence.

There was a key point undermining Day's hopes though; because of a serious thumb problem, he wasn't fit to compete.

Revenues have been trending downward for years, as has racetrack attendance, though because of a dwindling reserve fund the fairgrounds have yet to cost taxpayers a dime.

That's a tough one, though, because of an inconvenient fact: I don't actually know a lot about business.

They obviously didn't test it beyond the confines of urban Tokyo, though, because for a supposedly swift and sporty SUV, the NX is terrible on rural roads.

It's been freaking me out though because all of a sudden I can hear this melancholy that was never intentional.

Using the five population-based mutation carrier families, we estimated the breast cancer HR using the cancer histories of first- and second-degree relatives and found it to be 30.1 (95% CI, 7.5-120; P < 0.0001), independent of age (P = 0.8; though because of low power, a modest age dependence cannot be ruled out).

There has never been an I train, though, apparently because of a concern that the letter I could be mistaken for the numeral 1. Math skills can get a subway workout.