Sentences with phrase «because of an event»

The September correspondence was unusual not only because of the people who sent it, but because of the events that led to it.

You can get 3x points (up to 50,000 points maximum, or 15,000 airline miles) for the rate of the rental, as well as for any guest rooms booked because of the event.

Sherri added: «While this invitation is bittersweet because of the events that brought us to this place, may we never turn down a forum to share the Gospel of Jesus Christ wherever it takes us.»

Because of this event, God wanted the Israelites to set apart all the firstborn animals and all the firstborn males for Himself.

And yet I am troubled by the hatred that many feel toward Muslims because of the events that happened on 9 - 11.

Southern - ness stayed alive not because of events or leaders or wars or symbolic ceremonial occasions or adulation conferred upon it by outsiders.

That's a huge difference in saying that just because Jesus existed, therefore God must also exist because all of these events really did happen because Paul or David confirm so and so w / some out of this world stories!

I made a judgement and I think it was the right one: I found myself in a situation partly because of events beyond my control and partly because of things that were my fault where I either had to be compromising my faith, frankly, saying things I thought were not true or be true to my faith and be in a situation where I sucked all the attention that ought to be going to me being the mouthpiece of the party away from our main message.

Because of the events summed up and designated in the term «Christ» (that is, Jesus remembered and still known), the whole situation of man in his relation with God (and therefore with himself and his fellows) had been profoundly changed.

The husband may be worried about his job because of the events of the day.

And Iran is, in the words of the scholar Vali Nasr, «on its heels» for the first time because of events in Iraq.

We must live into the narrative God desires for humanity, which inevitably leads us to care for the hurting — whether grieving families who have lost loved ones, individuals who are targets of hate or the stereotyping happening in your neighborhood because of events halfway across the globe.

Because of this event, I believe we're all making even better wines.»

It's hard to change the rules for prom night, and you shouldn't have to change your parenting style because of this event.

If you changed what you would've normally done because of these events, then that's all that he needed in order to change his response.

Cuomo phoned in to The Capitol Pressroom this morning as the world's attention is focused on Boston and the manhunt for the second suspect in the Boston marathon bombing (Mayor Michael Bloomberg cancelled a radio appearance, while Sen. Lee Zeldin's news conference on insurance reform was also postponed because of the events in Massachusetts).

Gov. Andrew Cuomo thinks the New York State Legislature may have to return to Albany later this year to amend the state's budget because of events occuring in Washington.

«' I don't think the memorandum of understanding is one that could not be changed because of events not within the contemplation of the parties,» Mr. Paterson said at that time.

«Turns out he was there to visit his lady friend, not because of the event,» a source says.

Like an asteroid put on a collision course with the earth millions of years ago, the starlings invaded my territory because of events set in motion in the distant past.

Concorde's design had to change in mid-trial because of events in the US.

And so, when you can understand your cycle in this way, you can see how one event actually impacted what's going on two weeks from now, and you can really biohack the system, and really get in there and say, «Okay, because of this event, now I'm gonna do X, Y, and Z, so I don't feel like I'm losing my mind the second half of the month.»

Don't let your body and hormones suffer because of events and commitments.

Some choose a destination for the weather, others for the sightseeing and some go because of an event.

I'm not complaining though because all of the events I've had going on this month have been fun and exciting opportunities.

I'm coming to you a day late with the weekend because of the events that started off this weekend.

I'm super excited for the new semester because of the events that will be going on in the spring!

But because of these events and others like, filmmakers have the inspiration to make a movie that will scare the shit out of you.

A lot of clients end up in relationships because of these events, so we want to do more.»

Do not allow yourself to feel worthless just because of these events.

He isn't sleeping because of the events that occurred the last time we saw Stark in The Avengers, during which New York City was attacked by aliens from a faraway world and our hero in the red - and - gold armor was nearly killed after saving the city from a nuclear warhead.

Because of an event in his early life, Harry Potter is also locked in a battle against an evil, supernatural enemy.

Recognition that all students may experience difficulties because of events such as bereavement and family problems.

Recognition that all pupils may experience difficulties because of events such as bereavement and family problems.

All my white hair came early because of those events.

Despite the fact that we, as automobile enthusiasts, feel sadness because of the events which have damaged these fine priceless automobiles, only time will tell if any can be restored.

You can get 3x points (up to 50,000 points maximum, or 15,000 airline miles) for the rate of the rental, as well as for any guest rooms booked because of the event.

Looking for hotels that offer PointSavers rates or are expensive because of an event or the time of year will give you more bang for each Marriott point you redeem.

Because of events like Spay Day ™, the number of homeless cats and dogs euthanized in the U.S. has fallen from approximately 13.5 million in 1973 to fewer than four million currently.

You can get 3x points (up to 50,000 points maximum) for the rate of the rental, as well as for any guest rooms booked because of the event.

You can get 3x points (up to 50,000 points maximum, or 15,000 airline miles) for the rate of the rental, as well as for any guest rooms booked because of the event.

Does this mean that the graphic and brutal nature of the game will be turned down because of this event?

While the previous TOLs were held during Evolution in 2012 and 2014, respectively, Super Turbo Revival chose Canada Cup because of the event's recent dedication to the game.

Actually, the Northeast blackout of 2003 was not caused by a lack of power supply, it was because of events in the Midwest involving lines overloading for several hours, which created a severe power surge in excess of 3,500 megawatts that entered New York from the Midwest through Pennsylvania and continued into Canada.

Nor does paragraph (a) prohibit representation if the lawyer is prohibited from acting because of events before the person became a lawyer, for example, work that the person did while a law student.

Your policy will cover you for the trip delay insurance benefits if your trip is delayed for more than a stipulated number of hours because of events described in your policy, such as common carrier delays, traffic accidents, weather conditions, lost or stolen money or travel documents, natural disaster, and terror strike.

We all understand that our financial needs will change many times during our lifetime because of events like marriage, children, debt, and retirement planning.

Furthermore, you can also use this compensation to pay for legal expenses if there is a lawsuit because of the event.

Indeed, 2017 has been an eventful year for Bitcoin so far — not just because of the price increase but because of the events that got the pioneer cryptocurrency to its record highs.

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