Sentence examples for because of decisions made from inspiring English sources

It's because of decisions made in board rooms, on trading floors and in Washington.

Yemeni civilians are cowering for their lives, partly because of decisions made by No 10.

But the benefits of a boom have spread unevenly in North Dakota, often because of decisions made long ago.

Mr. Lundahl contends that the violence has gotten out of hand because of decisions made by the central bureaucracy.

He lamented that 4,000 people are dead in Iraq "because of decisions made by politicians like the Clintons".

Chrysler is in financial trouble partly because of decisions made after its acquisition in November 1998 by Daimler-Benz.

It's because of the decisions made by two of the Yankees' marquee players, Mr. Clemens and Mr. Pettitte.

It is because of the decisions made in this line of thought that this is a truly modern story, one in which we strangely like and hate the characters all at the same time.

All of this would be funny in a Joseph Heller kind of way if tens of thousands of Iraqis and thousands of American soldiers weren't to die because of the decisions made by the C.P.A., the Pentagon and the White House.

Mr. Hagel, Dr. Gelpi said, has been more typical of veterans who became disillusioned with the war because of the decisions made by political leaders.

"When we become less safe because of the decisions made here in Austin, who will [voters] throw out of office?" Escobar asked the committee.