1.因,因为,由于
1.indicating the reason or cause of something
1.A person's right to believe in anthropogenic climate change, and not be hounded out of his job because of it, is now enshrined in law.
公民有权利信仰认为气候变化所造成的影响并不能因为追逐它而不工作，此项法案已经在法律中明文昭示。
2.8 He said to them, Moses, because of your hardness of heart, allowed you to porce your wives, but from the beginning it has not been so.
太十九8他对他们说，摩西因为你们的心硬，才准你们休妻，但从起初并不是这样。
3.Because of the rarity of the entity, diagnosis is often delayed, resulting in unnecessary morbidity and mortality.
诊断常因为空肠憩室的罕见而被延误，从而导致了不必要的发病和死亡。
4.Because of his huge body and years of such work, now when he finish these, arm pain for a while will almost always.
由于他庞大的身躯和多年这样的工作，现在当他把这些弄完后，胳膊几乎每次都会疼痛一阵子。
5.Bogart to drink all day long because of steamships played a captain, so in the film shooting is often drunk.
鲍嘉因为饰演一位终日喝酒的蒸汽船船长，所以在影片拍摄中经常是醉醺醺的。
6."We have seen a bit of a spike because of the primaries, " said Sarah Chambers about attendance at NYU's Republican Club.
钱伯斯（SarahChambers）在谈到纽约院校共和党俱乐部参与人数时说：“因为有初选，我们看到人数猛增。”
7.In certain moments we did not manage to be concrete, perhaps because of a lack of concentration, but the team still played well.
有一段时间里我们不是团结，可能是因为注意力不集中。不过球队依然表现的很好。
8.Because of this somewhat haphazard development, it has not always been clear just what should be covered by these trade terms.
由于这种发展有些偶然性，所以这些贸易条款应包括哪些内容，并不总是都很清楚地。
9.However, because of the velvet-plated cover, do not let the children contact the figurines by mouth.
然而，因其外面是以绒布包裹，不要让孩子将産品含在口里。
10.Marble, because of its beauty and hardness, is often used to build things meant to last.
由于大理石美丽坚固，常被用来建造经久的东西。