Sentence examples for to take place because of from inspiring English sources

Possible hindering effects of impurities on the crystal growth were shown to take place because of the adsorption of impurity species on the crystal surface.

I got to my hotel and discovered training was not going to take place because of snow.

The fact is that the shift needs to take place because of changes in the economics of poverty.

No lunch at the Elysée Rouhani is expected to attend a dinner for Iranian expatriates in Paris, but a lunch reception at the palace, which is usual for state visits, is unlikely to take place because of Iran's insistence on a longstanding diplomatic protocol that its officials should not participate in events where wine is served.

The PCB had twice convinced Bangladesh to tour in 2012 but the short, limited-over series failed to take place because of security fears.

Double-blind clinical trials comparing the three groups of stabilizers head-to-head and identifying responders have not been carried out and are unlike to take place, because of the cost and lack of interest.

Mr. Sherpao, the former interior minister, contended that it had been possible for the attack to take place because the top echelon of police officials in Lahore had been changed in the last few days.

This leaves the Justice Department lawyers to argue the following in court: There are not enough proper scientific studies to determine that marijuana is a valid medicine, and we are not going to allow proper scientific studies to take place, because we are afraid of what they will prove.

People drive recklessly here and, from time to time, massive tragedies take place because of complicity between private malpractice and corrupted state regulators.

"In the current situation, the most realistic decision is to recognize the election as one that did not take place because of impossibility to define the winner".

In almost any country, such redistribution policies do not take place because of political objections.