Sentence examples for because of a rift from inspiring English sources

The official said that Thorn was not considering leaving because of a rift with the Nets or Prokhorov.

Topalov was also a world champion from 2005 to 2006, when the title was split because of a rift in the chess world.

Team Corbyn have insisted there was "no row" between Mr Milne and Mr Coleman and dismissed as "complete rubbish" speculation that Mr Fletcher could walk out because of a rift with Mr Milne.

Because of a rift between local factions of the party, Michigan's secretary of state, Terri Lynn Land, said Mr. Nader could not run as the Reform candidate, even though he had received the endorsement of the national organization, Reform Party U.S.A. Mark Glassman (NYT).

PAGE C1 CLASH OF THE JAZZ IMPRESARIOS Concert promoters, booking agents and others in the jazz world say that because of a rift between Festival Network and the impresario George Wein, it is possible that New York will lack a big festival for the first time in 37 years.

Even Valagamba's resistance movement was initially hampered because of a rift with the Mahavihara, and he succeeded only after a reconciliation was affected.

There was heavy speculation toward the end of the 2012 and 2013 seasons that Dipoto or Manager Mike Scioscia or both would be fired, in part because of he team's disappointing play on the field, and in part because of reports of a rift between the two, which Scioscia went to great lengths to deny.

Because of a cosmic rift in the heavenly sphere prior to the creation of the world or the announcement of the revelation, angels, depending on their relationship to the Creator, might attempt to deceive man with a false revelation or to reveal the truth about man's true nature (or identity), origin, and destiny.

JOHNSTOWN, Pa., Nov. 2 — By more than a two-to-one vote, members of the Episcopal Diocese of Pittsburgh voted Friday in favor of separating from the national church because of a theological rift that began with the consecration of an openly gay bishop in 2003.

Presidential and parliamentary elections are scheduled for 24 January, but are widely expected to be delayed until June at the earliest because of a deep rift between the West Bank, run by Fatah, and Gaza, run by its Islamist rival, Hamas.

The company has denied reports that Mr Bentley is leaving because of a boardroom rift.