Sentence examples for because of desire from inspiring English sources

It does, however, provide an indictment of the pressures which can cause newspapers, their editors, and their reporters to distort the news because of desire to be on the front page.

"Partly because of desire, partly because of optimism, partly because lenders have been free to invent useful borrowing tools that minimized shame and bother," he added, "I think it will take a great catastrophe, greater than the Great Depression, to wean Americans from their reliance on consumer credit".

Although it's assumed that jack-off clubs rose to popularity in the wake of AIDS in the 80s when there was a heightened fear of infection through intercourse, Rosenberg says this sort of play had been going on since early history because of desire, not fear of STIs or contracting HIV.

He says he has no plans for another film, not because of lack of desire, but because the indie scene requires so much more funding these days.

Desire satisfaction is also rejected because of harmful desires or low desires.

The Secretariat for Communications said it initially withheld part of the letter because of a desire for reserve ― "not because of any desire to censor". .

But not because of a lack of desire, rather a lack of education.

"He's come by leaps and bounds because of his desire and his ability to learn.

"In part because of that desire, buildings are torn down and rebuilt every few years.

"I think initially it was just because of the desire to be happy," she says.

Punishment can be a double-edged sword, because of pupils' desire for attention.