Sentence examples for be undone because of from inspiring English sources
But their efforts could all be undone because of five-millimeter grains of salt or, rather, the lack of them.
The efforts of people like her must not be undone because of personal, organisational or structural failures.
But government officials and industry lawyers now say that the giveaway -- valued at the time as high as $70 billion -- will never be undone because of the enormous political strength of the broadcasters.
Flattering words in a toast can be undone because of poor form.
Still, even successful legal challenges are no guarantee that Pruitt's effect on the agency can be undone, because of scrapped budgets and the steady flow of qualified staff leaving the EPA.
I recognize now that when we make decisions we risk, however inadvertently, the tragedy of receiving that calamitous report: tarof toraf Yosef, 'Joseph is devoured,' all our work is in vain, all we have put into our children has the risk of being undone because of a few well intentioned, but incorrect moves.
Highly talented individuals were undone because of "example" issues.
Because so often you see a three points or five points being undone because of a lack of clarity on the next play [giving the opponents a chance to score].
The Maratha gains in the north were undone because of the contradictory policies of Holkar and Shinde and the internal disputes in the family of the Peshwa, which culminated in the murder of Narayanrao Peshwa in 1773.
But part of the "mistake" cannot be undone, because they killed his son.
