Sentence examples for because of a bitter from inspiring English sources

Fahd is being kept on the throne, the N.S.A. intercepts indicate, because of a bitter family power struggle.

He missed the first 10 games because of a bitter contract dispute.

Palestinians have not held an election in five years because of a bitter split between the groups.

The second withdrawal was significantly delayed because of a bitter disagreement over the maps, but took place earlier this month.

But you missed out on a title and left the organization you loved because of a bitter relationship with the owner and a superior offer from another team.

The 28-year-old Lindros was cleared to play last Nov. 27 but sat out because of a bitter dispute with Flyers General Manager Bob Clarke.

A DOMINANT prime minister who has won large majorities in three consecutive elections is prematurely ejected from Downing Street because of Europe; a bitter legacy of resentment does great and lasting harm to the former prime minister's political party.

Even in Akron, Ohio -- selected for study because it was the scene of a bitter sit-down strike in 1935 and 1936 at the city's massive rubber factories and was widely considered an epicenter of class conflict -- most workers sought compromise with their employers and decisively rejected radically egalitarian ideologies.

See articleAmerica's energy secretary postponed a trip to India because of an increasingly bitter row over the arrest and strip search of a female Indian diplomat in New York on charges of visa fraud and underpaying her nanny.

Although I will say I don't think Albert Pujols would get any ovations when he comes back because that kind of left a bitter taste in everybody's mouth.

Ms. Rich, who had initially been reluctant to support her former husband's application for a pardon because of their bitter divorce, played a crucial role in the pardon campaign, first sending President Clinton an emotional letter on the issue and then buttonholing him at a White House dinner on Dec. 20.