Sentence examples for transferred because of the from inspiring English sources

For more than two years, the resident has asked to be transferred because of the danger, but transferring, she found, is an onerous process that can take months, even for someone deemed in danger.

In 2004, Mr. Rodriguez was sentenced to eight years in prison for molesting two brothers in the early 1990s, years after he was transferred because of the earlier allegations.

One of them, a woman who prefers to remain anonymous, transferred because of the harassment.

This is not surprising given the fact that the overwhelming majority of women are transferred because of the threat of preterm delivery (or the need for it) as well as the desire to delay delivery as long as possible (if possible) to enhance maturity and give maternal steroids an opportunity to work.

Greater than 65% of the women transferred because of fetal abnormality had delivered by 24 hours and less than 10% were still undelivered at 72 hours.

See Table 1 and Figure 3. Women with high risk pregnancies who are transferred acutely because of the likelihood of imminent delivery do not all deliver immediately.

Four months later, BBI told the customer there were still "considerable delays" with money transfers because of the loss of partner banks.

The complaints against Mr. Stone started as early as the mid-1970s, when a secretary working for him requested a transfer because of the stressful work environment he created, according to the report.

Her mother was in the north, she was down south, and her mother's social worker at the time told her that "it would be extremely difficult to arrange a transfer because of the complexities involved with regional funding policy differences, obtaining family agreement for a new placement, and the necessity of following care management procedures".

Furthermore, the unidirectional electron transfer, because of the cascade effect, by materials of different sizes provides a new avenue for the design of electronic and photoelectrochemical devices.

Ben Brantley, writing for The New York Times, reflected the majority, however, delivering a glowing review: The Public Theater struggled to raise the $5.5 million budgeted for the Broadway transfer, because of the severity of the economic recession in late 2008, but it reached its goal by adding new producing partners.