Sentence examples for because of bonds from inspiring English sources

"I didn't root for the Giants because of Bonds," Bikahi said.

Because of Bonds's celebrity and the widespread news media coverage of the Balco investigation, jury selection is expected to be a key factor in the trial.

People assume without evidence that because of Bonds's size and his home run output late in his career that he must be using steroids, Rains said.

Yes, the country has bigger problems, and yes, the trial was expensive, but people should care about this one conviction because of Bonds's denial of the needle.

These women remained because of bonds of religion and family.

He was a junior high-yield banker in 1989 when Merrill took a $470 million write-down because of bond losses.

Because of bond polarity, many organometallic compounds have reactivities that have made them important in chemical synthesis.

That effort, which would have repurchased all the company's stock, was terminated because of bond market turmoil and increased interest rates.

He was chief financial officer in 1998 when the firm had a quarterly loss because of bond trading and exposure to the troubled hedge fund Long Term Capital Management.

The clusters were aliphatic, which reflects the methane gas source; however, hydrogen atoms were etched away to some extent because of bond rearrangement caused by the ion assist.

"He said, 'Monet, Manet …'" Bond would later be charged with fraud over the sale of a Manet, prompting the 1994 court case that was famously dismissed because of Bond's sudden memory loss.