Sentence examples for battle because of from inspiring English sources

The two-wheeled version soon proved superior in battle because of its higher maneuverability.

The Jets' battle, because of where the team plays, is more pronounced.

"But it's an uphill battle because of the exaggerated headlines people still see about bat rabies".

But attracting women is an uphill battle because of the industry's macho image.

He said there had been no public statements on the battle because of the need for confidentiality during a rescue mission.

The Serbian strategy has been to force the city to yield without a battle because of the pressure of hunger, shelling and winter cold.

But Mr. Shor said that Winston was facing an uphill battle, because most of the luxury business is consolidating, with the development of huge conglomerates like LVMH-Moet Hennessy Louis Vuitton, which offered this week to acquire Donna Karan International for $195 million.

Dunkirk has been the site of many European battles because of its location near the sea.

Both measures sparked legal battles because of the clash between state and local laws.

Current administrative processes are time consuming and expensive, often leading to extended court battles because of their adversarial nature.

Mr. Giuliani fought these battles because of his commitment to democracy, not because of his socially conservative convictions.