Sentence examples for because of defeat from inspiring English sources
But as a gesture of political pique because of economic pressures from Japan and because of defeat in the UN.
But Valdano backed Vicente del Bosque in 2003 and he left despite winning the title, because of defeat in the European Cup semi-final.
While few could begrudge Ferguson and his players their moment of glory after their epic battles with Arsenal in both the league and the FA Cup, there was never a chance of a quadruple because of defeat by Tottenham in a League Cup quarter-final.
To be sure, Republicans are solidly favored to win some of the Democratic seats they consider a firewall against loss of control because of defeats elsewhere.
Aides to Mrs. Clinton said Saturday that in part because of defeats she had suffered to Mr. Obama in caucuses, they had made an all-out effort to identify voters who would get out for both the primary during the day and the caucuses at night.
The Shah of Iran collapsed, as did the apartheid regime in South Africa, because of defeats in the legitimacy war.
The S.E.C. may be less willing to act because of fears of defeat in the D.C. Circuit.
Well, Cruz did make some news this week, when he followed Representative Steve King's lead by introducing two bills in an absolute desperation move (because the stench of defeat so obviously hangs over the whole "defense of marriage" movement these days).
"The Southern civil religion emerged because the experience of defeat in the Civil War had created a spiritual and psychological need for Southerners to reaffirm their identity, an identity which came to have outright religious dimensions".
Keep in mind, the Republicans were teetering on the verge of defeat because of an unpopular war and the economy.
