Sentence examples for because of all its from inspiring English sources

"Every country needs a strong leader, but especially Iraq, because of all its problems and challenges and because it is not stable," Mr. Maliki said, his tone turning sharper.

It casts the museum, in spite or because of all its glories, as the quintessential imperial institution, looting the world and acquiring the trophies of global power for the glorification of Britain.

School mediation is a strategy which is increasingly being implemented in a greater number of educational centres because of all its benefits.

In fact, despite — or maybe because of — all its sex, silliness, madness and jellyfish, "The Paperboy" may have been the year's least cynical film.

Because of all its new features, version 5A is larger than previous releases and might not run on computers with small address spaces; older releases of C-Kermit can be used on small systems.

Largely because of all its coal use, China became the world's biggest carbon polluter in 2006, surpassing the U.S. In 2012, China burned almost as much coal as the rest of the world put together.

Brazil is key because Telefónica made 49 percent of all its Latin American sales there during 2011.

Experts viewed the procedure with skepticism because of all the things it and its practitioners couldn't do.

It is a surprisingly bad-tempered work, and has gained popularity, one suspects, mainly because of its all-purpose title and its very atypical spleen.

Box is quite unique to the New York stage because of its all African-American male ensemble cast.

When the lawsuit was filed against the state last month, the assessor, Bernard Haney, estimated that the association was saving about $500,000 a year because of all of its Green Acres exemptions.