Example sentences of "[art] [noun] because the [noun pl] " in BNC.
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| 1 | Although the parents are primarily responsible for establishing the norms in such relationships , the eldest child can find that it is she/he who bears most or all of the responsibility because the parents themselves are , like those of many anorexics , either relatively or completely isolated . |
| 2 | The remedy is adequate information feed-back and continuous checking but the need for this may not be obvious from the chart because the areas of overlap are difficult to illustrate . |
| 3 | The party appointments came after the leadership had authorised a statement formally apologising to the Czechoslovak people for leading the country into its latest crisis , before they were hustled out of the building because the cleaners wanted to go home . |
| 4 | ‘ We 'd been evicted when we could n't pay the rent because the potatoes failed . |
| 5 | More or less I think it went against the entries because the members just would n't turn up to the meetings . |
| 6 | The cull grenade is the old Norwegian method but without the explosive in the bomb ; and the Spanish , Icelandic and Korean whalers had removed the explosive because the explosions were spoiling too much of the meat , which was a major export product to the Japanese market . |
| 7 | But , of course , the client had only approached the lawyer because the solutions she could think of — those available in everyday discourse — were inappropriate or had been tried and had failed . |
| 8 | Before the examination , one of the commissioners told me that I would not be one of the winners because the positions had already been assigned to others who were , for the most part , assistants to the various commission members . |
| 9 | He was on the move again , whether he had annoyed the proprietor at his cheap hotel by his late night rowdiness , or quarrelled with one of the pimps because the girls staying there posed for him free or simply grown tired of the place , is not clear . |
| 10 | I think in India anyway , I think there 's more of the man that do the work because the women , or the men makes the women stay at home , and sort of , sort of make themselves look very beautiful and |
| 11 | Suppose that in 1995 a pair of gloves supplied by the manufacturer in 1989 is proved to have caused arthritis to the wearer because the gloves were made with polyester . |
| 12 | Megaw LJ said that each of the parties desired to avoid the possibility that the other might challenge the opinion of the valuer because the parties had stipulated that the auditors should act as experts , and by doing so they had showed that they wanted a measure of certainty , accepting the risk , which applied either way , that the expert might err . |
| 13 | But Coun Fraser said : ‘ Admittedly there is a county service but people in Aycliffe are not getting very much from it , either because they do not know about it or they ca n't get the benefit because the buses are n't available in here . ’ |
| 14 | Well , we did n't have much luck out in the open because the rabbits saw or heard or smelt us coming a mile off and bolted down the nearest hole , even though we were mute and trying to stay down wind ( the wind kept switching direction in little gusts ) . |
| 15 | The union request for recognition was referred to ACAS which sent questionnaires to union members at Grunwick 's but not to the rest of the workers because the employers would not supply ACAS with their names and addresses . |
| 16 | Now ladies and gentlemen if you have any questions we 'll be happy to answer them for you Can you just wait for the microphone because the guys at the back ca n't hear the question |
| 17 | He told me some hair-raising stories of the casual , careless way in which bodies can be handled at the undertaker 's and in transit , the most common being losing the coffin on the way to the funeral because the doors have not been properly secured or the wrong name-plates having been attached , resulting in great distress to the relations of the deceased and confusion for the minister concerned , all of which made our dealings with Nigel seem positively reverential ! |
| 18 | and er had to measure up the body because the coffins were made to measure . |
| 19 | Erm , especially in the war because the evacuees of course , would come along and of course |
| 20 | Officials claim there is an accident risk at the site because the pumps swing out over the pavement and delivery tankers stick out into the road . |
| 21 | So I had stuff which I knew was good , but that did n't quite fit the group because the tunes needed to be more orchestrated . |
| 22 | and erm the car 's all over the place because the wheels are all covered in mud and everything so |
| 23 | He come back to me he says , it 's spilling over the top because the chutes are blocked up he says I 'll tell the track driver , the track driver says , Oh well get the to clean that up . |
| 24 | The indices for rarer species , and the nocturnal ones such as owls , have been omitted from the tables because the figures give little useful information compared to those in the general records of the Society . |
| 25 | Such problems do not usually occur during the day because the plants and algae present in the water will be photosynthesising . |
| 26 | Not without throwing a great lot onto the rates because the rates were just Selkirkshire , and Peebleshire had to keep it up then and er we did n't er get grants for it in these days . |
| 27 | I heard reports of scuffles outside the ground because the turnstiles could n't cope with the late rush — amazingly , the game was allowed to start five minutes early — while inside the stadium many Scots , including the wives and girlfriends of the players , were subjected to verbal abuse . |
| 28 | This will then overcome this silly bigotry of the Labour Group in trying to ostracise the opted-out school in and the College , when this Charter is in place , we 'll be able to compare every facet of education across the district because the results will be published for all to see and these two schools will not be able to be frozen out of that exercise . |
| 29 | Tell the young mother whose child has just received fifteen thousand pounds after the diagnosis of leukaemia , that you should n't have filled the policy because the contexts where not standardised . |
| 30 | Others drift into the trade because the returns are moderately good , and the work steady . |