Sentence examples for because of its failures from inspiring English sources

"Because of its failures, it [the state] is now shifting the blame to the poor," he said.

Because of its failures, a far-reaching reorganization of the system was set into motion in 1985 by Mikhail Gorbachev, under the banner of perestroika ("restructuring").

Such ordinary saints rarely make the headlines, and when religion hits the news its usually because of its failures, not its virtues.

Mr. Panetta, in his first European speech as defense secretary, handed out praise as well as criticism, speaking with care in the aftermath of a fiercely phrased warning in June by his predecessor, Robert M. Gates, that NATO risked irrelevance because of its failures to invest in defense.

Whereas Millennials, in particular, are starting to reject the former because of its failures, they are perhaps starting to transcend the latter because of its successes.

It is because of its failure to satisfy the first feature that Bentham (2014) rejected the prevailing criminalization of consensual sexual acts, and developed the first systematic defence of sexual liberty in the English language.

It's because of its failure to understand what all of this awareness does to breast cancer's most silent victims -- women that live with the threat of breast cancer hanging over their heads.

Vindigo, a wireless-technology company based in New York, said yesterday that it had laid off some employees because of its failure to meet revenue projections, which it attributed to the economic slowdown in the technology sector.

When Nato concedes a draw in Afghanistan, it will be because of its failure to understand the country's politics.

TransEnergie said it agreed to a delay because of its failure to meet a requirement in a Connecticut Department of Environmental Protection permit that the line be at least 48 feet below mean low water.

The United States, France and Britain will seek new sanctions against Iran at the United Nations because of its failure to comply with Security Council resolutions requiring it to suspend its production of enriched uranium, which can be used to produce electricity or to fuel weapons.