Sentence examples for because of contradictions from inspiring English sources
Mr. Kohl, who has testified twice, is being recalled because of contradictions between what he said about a tank deal with Saudi Arabia and testimony of other witnesses.
They were acquitted both times because of contradictions that arose in the testimonies of witnesses gathered over 20 years, the former chief prosecutor in the case told Ms. Lower.
Two other laws on child begging and child trafficking have rarely been enforced because of contradictions in the legal system and pressure from religious quarters that still wield considerable political and economical influence within the country.
Ambiguity and inconsistency in CAS introduce a property named, variety, because of contradictions to create new possibilities evolved in the environment.
Because of contradictions between its macroeconomic and institutional factors prior to 2003, Turkey had high ULC growth in exports, which decreased its competitiveness and failed to increase its ability to become a stable country in terms of inflation, exchange rates and trade deficit.
In one recent analysis, we suggest that science is in crisis because of contradictions between the practice and structure of science, and its public image and social roles.
He's so full of contradictions because he does have that movie-industry savvy -- he's nobody's fool.
That's the part of coming out that television struggles with the most, which is understandable, because it's full of contradictions and nuances.
English can be complicated because it's full of contradictions.
The Koran is complicated precisely because of its contradictions and ambiguities.
