Sentence examples for waiting because of from inspiring English sources

Plenty of antsy 11-year-olds are hesitant to swing, but Johnson was not waiting because of nerves.

The state department has been pushing for the sanctions to come into effect after Xi's visit to Washington, while law enforcement officials argue against waiting because of the serious nature of cyber-attacks.

None of the patients had distant metastases on CT scanning and therapy varied from watchful waiting because of considerable comorbidity (Patients 4 and 6) to partial or complete unilateral nephrectomy (Table 1).

But lifting sanctions has to wait "because of our ongoing concerns about policies that have to be reversed," she explained.

I was going to disclose it [but waited because of his election].

"Aesthetic things like stains on the walls will have to wait because of the fiscal crisis.

If Rubio waited until 2012 or was forced to wait because of a lockout, he could earn considerably more.

But with the ever-closer union Europe that we now have, the Turks are simply opening themselves to ridiculous rebuff, being told that they have to wait because of some pimple like Greek Cyprus.

In one sense, the notion of making Parcells wait because of the possibility that he might return to coaching is unfair, and there is precedent for a situation like this.

Schubert was to have loomed large at Bargemusic this weekend, but if you've circled the all-Schubert program scheduled for tonight and Sunday, that pleasure will have to wait: because of a reconfiguration of the performers, the program has been changed to include a Beethoven String Trio (Op. 3) and an Arensky String Quartet (Op. 35).

The Twin Otter planes, which are built to fly in rough weather, were flown over the weekend from the southern tip of Chile to the Rothera air station on Antarctica, where they were forced to wait because of bad weather, said Valerie Carroll, a spokeswoman for Raytheon Polar Services.