Sentence examples for be abandoned because of from inspiring English sources
Plans to shoot in Tajikistan had to be abandoned because of an earthquake.
But this time nothing has to be abandoned because of a tragedy in an underpass in Paris.
The highly contentious plans for a £250m sale of England's forests will be abandoned because of the furious backlash that has hit the Government.
Humanitarian intervention — which Power helped advance, though she vigorously opposed the Iraq War — should not be abandoned because of the failures in Baghdad.
He described the miners' action as irresponsible and said that the pit had to be abandoned because of its vulnerability to gas and spontaneous combustion.
But when the French national anthem was played before the match, it was drowned out by whistles and catcalls from young French North Africans in the crowd; eventually the game had to be abandoned because of crowd disorder.
Other matches were abandoned because of fan revolts.
It hardly matters if the regatta is abandoned because of a lack of wind.
But each time the effort was abandoned because of the cost or the design or both.
An early Spanish settlement there (1526) was abandoned because of fever.
