Sentence examples for because of a superior from inspiring English sources

As Gifford wrote in his review of Hamilton and Coyle's book for Outside, the former Armstrong teammate also suggested that the team had an edge over others in the Tour de France in part because of a superior doping program: In 287 pages, Hamilton confirms most of the "allegations" that have "dogged" Armstrong over the years but could never be proven beyond a doubt.

Ghana and Zambia both have three points but the Black Stars occupy second place because of a superior goal difference, thanks to that 7-0 mauling of Lesotho.

But Jodie Schulz equalised on the hour-mark to leave Australia top of Pool B because of a superior goal difference.

But they leapfrog Arsenal because of a superior goal difference and, just as importantly, are nine points clear of fifth-placed Tottenham in the race for Champions League qualification.

Often times, the best players go to one organization over another because of a superior leader.

The president won because of a superior campaign organization, which Republican strategists either did not see, or did see, but chose to ignore.

Trump believes that his tribe is the greatest because they possessed of a superior gene.

It is better to date losers than cool guys, Violet says, because the love of a superior woman can lift a mediocre man toward better things.

Today the model of "good death" accepted in the past is probably no longer good, and has been fragmented on several counts, sometimes worrying and threatening, perhaps because lacking in the certainty of a superior design.

For Locke, then, moral law is, by definition, an obligatory set of rules, because it is reflects the will of a superior authority.

Whether to take this risk, or the ones inherent in approaching university authorities about the case, is "an individual decision," Shamoo says, because young scientists who run afoul of a superior "can lose their career".