Sentence examples for because of dreadful from inspiring English sources

A student, a relative, nearly died last year because of dreadful mistakes made by a reputable hospital.

Researchers didn't ask personal information in North Korea excessively, for North Korean defectors still tend to be highly suspicious because of dreadful experiences in North Korea overwhelming them (Keum 2015).

Yoga is also unsavoury because of the dreadful clothes involved.

Ten eventually did so, primarily because of its dreadful recent primetime ratings.

And friends have gone, not just through growing apart but because of that dreadful disease – cancer.

My parents explained that they had stopped taking it because of the dreadful slurs on the efforts of our boys.

"Billie-Jo's murderer has escaped detection because of the dreadful errors of the police investigation and their single-minded and desperate determination to convict me at all costs.

If Bradford were nervous because of that dreadful big-match record, they received the perfect settler as Wigan's prop Harvey Howard gifted them a penalty on their first set of six.

Many pregnant women and young babies surviving in makeshift accommodation at Zimbabwe's Hopley settlement are at serious risk of ill-health or death, because of the dreadful living conditions.

In spite of the flaws of the format - the tournament is far too long and there were, at the beginning, too many teams of limited appeal and ability in the mix - it is turning out to be an astonishing event, not least because of the dreadful murder of Bob Woolmer, to whom we pay tribute on page 74.

"We believe the strike will be well supported because of the dreadful pay situation and the appalling treatment of civil service workers, with offices being closed, jobs lost, the threat of privatisation and clamping down on sick pay," Mr Serwotka said.