Sentence examples for because of a little from inspiring English sources

He worried that postponing the War on Women "because of a little hundred-mile-per-hour wind" might be seen by the Party's enemies as a sign of weakness: "There's rotten weather every December and you don't see Obama postponing the War on Christmas".

Order wasn't something you tossed aside because of a little thing like infinity.

I wasn't about to let it go because of a little rain".

"My daughter was killed because of a little piece of cloth," she cried.

"I predict some company will go bankrupt because of a little bot that goes out of control.

Europe's leaders aren't going to give that up because of a little thing like a never-ending slump.

The 45-member international committee, meeting minutes after the competition ended, allowed Kerrigan to make the Olympic team because of a little-used USFSA rule.

The existence of the investigation is coming to light because of a little-noticed filing in a Cook County court in September by the city.

Jets 30, Patriots 27 (OT) The Patriots did not lose because of a little-known rule about players pushing teammates from the second level.

In fact, because of a little-known provision in the labor agreement, players must return a portion of their salaries if they exceed 57 percent of league revenues, as has happened in several recent seasons.

It's an increasingly familiar conflict between privacy and the public good, and because of a little-used cryptographic technology that has been used to solve similar clashes, it need not exist.