Sentence examples for battles because of from inspiring English sources

But many companies win these battles because of a powerful threat: a bankruptcy filing that bondholders would rather avoid.

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

Fixing immigration was supposed to be different from all the other dead-end Congressional trench battles, because of one thing: bipartisan support.

Still, we're losing many battles because of voters who are otherwise on our side.

Newt thought he won that battle, because on the face of it, he did.

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

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

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

Tyson officials called the gifts an "act of common hospitality" and said the company was drawn into a political battle because of its ties to Mr. Clinton.