Sentence examples for after because of a from inspiring English sources

The electoral landscape is littered with presidential candidates who have surged to victory in Iowa or New Hampshire only to have faltered soon after because of a lack of money and a lack of political infrastructure to carry them.

Wang decided to quit, and another co-founder left soon after because of a separate conflict.

After the start was delayed until after lunch because of a wet outfield, captain Marcus Trescothick made 53.

Blix said his views changed after January 2003 because of a greater openness by Iraq after he issued critical comments following their January 2003 declaration, which ran to 12,000 pages.

One patient who was extubated after a successful SBT died 5 h after extubation because of a massive pulmonary embolism.

Görges took a break after Madrid because of a back problem.

The game ended after midnight because of a 67-minute rain delay in the middle of the ninth inning.

Two-child families may not be so far over the horizon after all, because of a growing consensus that economic pressures demand a change.

In parts of Midtown Manhattan, where Mr. Minskoff also owns high-rises, the sidewalks can become too quiet after dark because of a lack of shops and people.

He did not play much after that because of a sore knee, but he said he could have if he was needed.

And Steven Patterson, away from the ground until after tea because of a family issue, returned to leave Durham three down at the close.