Sentence examples for because of frictions from inspiring English sources

But friends and supporters of Mr. Villella, and other sources familiar with the company's operations (who spoke anonymously to avoid damaging its reputation), said he was forced out because of frictions with an influential group of board members over fund-raising and personality issues.

Wang Jian, a researcher at the Communist Party's training academy in Changchun, in northeast China, said the number and scale of protests had been rising because of "frictions and even violent conflicts between different interest groups" in China's quasi market economy.

It is not because of friction on the ocean bottom.

The wheels on the first vehicle on the left don't rotate because of friction.

Her departure was rumored for weeks, because of friction with publisher, SEEC Media.

However, negotiations between the clubs may not be straightforward because of friction relating to David de Gea.

They have failed because of friction between the Transportation Department and the Metropolitan Transportation Authority and because of high construction costs.

The actual power produced, however, is less because of friction, turbulence, leakage around the blade tips, and other losses.

Occasionally, the beds adjacent to the fault plane fold or bend as they resist slippage because of friction.

The general's son, Robert Wood Johnson III, known as Bobby, worked in marketing and was president of the company for four years before resigning because of friction with his father.

Many critics at Tuesday's hearing said the problems had deepened in recent years because of friction between management and staff.