Sentence examples for because failing from inspiring English sources

The reason Australians vote so faithfully is simple: they have to, because failing to vote is illegal.

But that's almost surely the wrong lesson, because failing to fret probably would have made him even less likely to get the promotion.

That single-mindedness is flawed; tech companies need to work together because failing to unlock the value in IoE could be costly.

Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani said that although hotels were costly, "the agency sometimes doesn't have any other choice," because failing to find lodging could incur fines.

He argued that such costs were cheap in the long run because failing to treat sick patients in a timely fashion would only mean heftier bills later on if the ailments became chronic.

Not because, in the middle of your building project, you may end up questioning your sanity – but because failing to involve the appropriate professionals from the outset could cost both time and money.

He resigned in 1981 because of failing health.

Because of failing health, Bayard left London in 1897.

Eldridge, 74, gave up playing six years ago because of failing health.

He served as a recruiter until he was unable to work because of failing health.

Mr. Espinosa Chepe, who denied the accusation, was released in November 2004 because of failing health.