Sentence examples for because of arguing from inspiring English sources

"I was fired at most places because of arguing with the boss," Mr. Cox said.

I was expelled partly because of arguing with teachers on an intellectual level and partly for being a rude boy and fighting.

"Frankly, it's scary for me because the TV show kind of argues that non-monogamy might be the answer to having a successful relationship".

The Scottish government, which would claim it is facing the squeeze too because of Westminster cuts, argues it is giving councils a better share of the available resources.

But it is a hollow victory, according to Lucas Mearian of Computerworld, because, he argues, Blu-ray "will tank".

The semen cannot be just a superfluity of digested food because, Kilwardby argues, the offspring would resemble the father's aliment and not the father (E 4, 30).

Because of this, argued Fisher, we can use the distribution over the estimator $\hat{\theta}(s)$ as a stand-in for the distribution over the true value $\theta$.

He denounces what he calls the move toward "censorship" in denying authors editorial space because of potential conflicts of interest, arguing instead for voluntary disclosure of conflicts.

In December 2012, the local government lifted a "special evacuation" order imposed on 129 households because of a hotspot, arguing that radiation doses had fallen below 20 millisieverts per year.

Their works did not present a complete picture of Christianity because they were arguing primarily in response to charges by their opponents.

Those who belong to the behavioral school of thought argue that because of overconfidence, the smart money may not be as smart as all that.