This is an important point for entrepreneurship researchers who, because of practical constraints, must often adopt such designs.
Here was this Hungarian who, because of the war, had been forced to leave his country.
Milly is a widow who, because of her affair with Strafe, has never married again.
A man who, because of those services, has never been able to "return to private life".
Yet there are lawmakers who because of expertise or circumstance now have a more pronounced profile.
Unfortunately, in many applications, agents face human followers (adversaries) who — because of their bounded rationality and limited observation of the leader strategy — may deviate from their expected optimal response.
We meet a teenager named Tyler in Houston who, because of cystic fibrosis, is awaiting lungs and a liver.
Ayers, who, because of Lopez's columns, had been invited to the hall many times, has started turning up there unexpectedly.
He won the confidence of numerous followers who, because of his unusual judgment and discernment, called him "the aged youth".
There are also people from the Northeast who, because of improved flight connections, are buying there in increasing numbers.
What of those black women who, because of oppressive or unsafe circumstances, are unable to push back.
