Sentence examples for because of a challenge from inspiring English sources

City had to rally without striker Sergio Agüero from the 14th minute after he fell awkwardly because of a challenge by Southampton defender Nathaniel Clyne.

It was in part because of a challenge to the constitutionality of a waiver system that the Illinois law was enjoined by the courts for 14 years.

But the reason I came here today is because of a challenge where the differences are dwindling, where a broad consensus is emerging and where a call for action can now be heard coming from all across America.

For example, Dr. Seuss wrote Green Eggs and Ham because of a challenge from his editor to come up with a full book in under 50 different words.

The division is not expected to match last year's performance in 2013, however, because of a "challenged global economy" and a smaller number of game releases, Vivendi said, adding that the Ebitda target was still above $1 billion.

It is on hold because of a legal challenge.

You can't stop a debate because of a particular challenge -- a killing".

You write about how Arlen Specter left the Republican Party because of a primary challenge from Pat Toomey, an arch-conservative former congressman.

"And the NHS will be deprived of the opportunity of learning from mistakes, [which are] often only recognised because of a legal challenge".

But its Russian deal with the government-owned Rosneft was held up this year because of a legal challenge from its Russian shareholders.

In the years since he ran against President Obama, Mr. McCain has moved to the right, in part because of a primary challenge in 2010.