Sentence examples for because of a struggle from inspiring English sources

The lawyer added that Dr. Graves had attracted scrutiny because of a "struggle in the medical community about how to treat pain".

A1 Japan Appeals for Russian Oil Junichiro Koizumi made the first visit of a Japanese prime minister to Russia's Far East in almost a century because of a struggle with China over Russian oil.

The senator's support for the nominee, James B. Comey, a Republican with a strong reputation for prosecuting gun violence, was seen as crucial, in part because of a struggle between the senator and Gov. George E. Pataki for influence in the president's judicial and prosecutorial appointments.

She concludes this will be an ongoing issue that will have "significant political consequences for the Republican Party making it more difficult for them to win the presidency" because of a "struggle to court mainstream voters in the general election".

2015: Struggling commodity markets, under pressure because of a struggling Chinese economy, force Glencore's shares south.

Senator Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, the minority leader, said President Obama extended the Bush tax cuts for two years in December 2010 because of a struggling economy.

Senator Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, the Senate minority leader, said President Obama justified the extension of the Bush tax cuts for two years in December 2010 because of a struggling economy.

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

It's not because they are Arab or Muslim, but because of a constant struggle over ownership of the land.

"More women are now looking at themselves differently because of a long struggle around women's right to education.

The unrest in 1989 got out of hand only because of a leadership struggle that had become highly visible in the months before the protests.