by reason of in English

because of, due to, as a consequence of

Use "by reason of" in a sentence

1. He was excused by reason of his age.

2. Hodge was found not guilty by reason of insanity.

3. He was found not guilty, by reason of insanity.

4. By reason of Breakings — By reason of their great danger and distress; which is expressed by this very word, Psalm 60:2; Jonah 1:4

5. Abstinence from sexual intercourse, especially by reason of religious vows.

6. The boss retains enormous influence by reason of his position.

7. * By reason of transgression cometh the Fall, Moses 6:59.

8. He was found not guilty of murder by reason of insanity.

9. He's always asked to these occasions by reason of his position.

10. By reason of his lameness the boy could not play games.

11. Now even these, by reason of their frequency, were beginning to pall.

12. b) Vehicles not allowed on shunting humps by reason of their length

13. That list should be amended by reason of the accession of Cyprus

14. when the amount of tax due by reason of the importation is insignificant.

15. By reason of alliteration or being unusual, these names are distinguishable from others.

16. Cloying definition is - disgusting or distasteful by reason of excess; also : excessively sweet or sentimental

17. So of creditor'sright are deferent by reason of the deferent of the object of creditorright.

18. By reason of placenta senility, fetal distresses even intrauterine death are frequently encountered in postdate pregnancies.

19. He escaped a prison sentence by reason of unsound mind at the time the crime was committed.

20. 12 By reason of placenta senility, fetal distresses even intrauterine death are frequently encountered in postdate pregnancies.

21. By Reason of Breakings is the work of one of our most gifted young American poets.-- Susan Howe

22. By reason of the Union’s operations the postal rates are within the ability of most persons to pay.

23. The East Anglians stood out from the local people, both by reason of their speech and their dress.

24. For this they were peculiarly well suited by reason of their durability, portability, uniformity and ease of recognition.

25. adapting certain directives in the field of environment, by reason of the accession of the Republic of Croatia

26. Antiquated definition is - outmoded or discredited by reason of age : old and no longer useful, popular, or accepted

27. By reason of using graphical programming power, customer can unify layout,[Sentencedict] service and control with Virtual Instrument standard.

28. Job 41:25 When he raiseth up himself, the mighty are afraid: by reason of Breakings they purify themselves

29. Covetousness is numbered together with mortal sins, by reason of the aspect under which it is a mortal sin

30. The question could well be asked, Is the world’s population happier by reason of science’s “advances” under human administration?

31. are, by reason of the segregation complained of, deprived of the equal protection of the laws guaranteed by the Fourteenth Amendment.

32. The individual management by reason of the good credit, the fine service and many commercial partners has established the long-term cooperation.

33. But Christ, by reason of the body which He took from the Virgin, is said simply to be born of the Virgin.

34. Accordingly, without the need for further comment, the "Internal instructions" must be annulled by reason of the Commission' s absolute lack of powers .

35. E – Protected landscapes These are specific locations in the natural environment which merit special protection by reason of their aesthetic and cultural value.

36. The results of measurement provide a major premise for the research of structure stability of tunnel by reason of the raising speed of train.

37. I discovered afterwards that Miss Lavinia was an authority in affairs of the heart, by reason of there having Anciently existed a certain Mr

38. An error does not become truth by reason of multiplied propagation, nor does truth become error because nobody sees it. Mahatma Gandhi 

39. flat-rate allowance for officials who, by reason of their duties, regularly incur entertainment expenses and, in special cases, part of the cost of accommodation

40. Accordingly: adverb a fortiori , a priori , agreeably, as a matter of course , as a result , because of this , by reason of that, compatibly, compliantly, conformably

41. 10 synonyms for Because: since, as, in that, seeing as, BK, as a result of, on account of, by reason of, thanks to, owing to

42. 10 synonyms for Because: since, as, in that, seeing as, BK, as a result of, on account of, by reason of, thanks to, owing to

43. By reason of loyalty to his covenant made with Israel, however, he would not abhor them to the point of bringing about their complete extermination.

44. No profits shall be attributed to a permanent establishment by reason of the mere purchase by that permanent establishment of goods or merchandise for the enterprise.

45. At the same time, by reason of increasing returns to scale and positive external-economic effects, high-tech industrial agglomeration often leads to further the industrial centralization.

46. Contemning quotes from YourDictionary: Too often, Contemning the external order as unspiritual, [the Puritan] has made it, and ultimately himself, less spiritual by reason of his contempt.

47. The Yutian County permanent advantage printing mechanism Limited company by reason of the good credit, the fine service and many enterprises has established the long-term cooperation.

48. Astrer definition is - one belonging to the hearth or home —used of various persons having certain rights or disabilities by reason of their residence or holding of tenements.

49. While genuine "Bumping" dismissals will be by reason of redundancy, employers must be sure that they can establish that the dismissal was caused by the redundancy situation

50. In nearly every human relationship, there are situations where one person has the advantage over others by reason of wealth, learning, physical strength, position, physical charm, and so forth.