Sentence examples for because of battle from inspiring English sources

The 4th Infantry was severely understrength because of battle damage, tropical disease, and malnutrition.

Local police say many people have abandoned homes there because of battles between rival gangs.

In parts of the south-east, most voters were too frightened to vote, because of battles between rival militias, but the ruling party nonetheless won huge majorities in supposed turn-outs of over 90%.All the major parties rigged, but the poll was so haphazardly organised that it was often hard to know who was behind any given act of skulduggery.

Sun Tzu, he said, had concluded that "the highest excellence is never having to fight because the commencement of battle signifies a political failure".

The deadline slipped because of a protracted planning battle the DMA had to fight.

She concludes: "because of suffragettes and their battle, gender doesn't matter but your vote always can".

The words are powerful because only the prospect of battle allows for this informal naming of King Henry.

This case is damaging to Goldman's already tattered public image, but not because of the battle its lawyers will have to fight.

Yet the terrain took on importance only because of the battle, and especially its outcome.

Because of that battle, a Norwegian court appointed Tone Bjorn, a Norwegian lawyer, as Ernst's guardian in 1994.

Seubert's starting job was believed to be endangered because of the battle at left tackle that David Diehl, the starter, and Will Beatty, entering his second year, are waging.