Sentence examples for because of its terrible from inspiring English sources

A female book editor said that "anyone who liked 'The Bridges of Madison County,' " Robert James Waller's 1992 wet-hanky read from Warner Books, was off her list because of "its terrible sentimental dribble".

Many patients call it the "red devil" because of its terrible side effects — severe nausea, constipation, mouth sores and serious declines in white blood cells that protect against infections.

Trump quickly urged the city to rebuild on the site of the towers, but within a few years said that the new building "shouldn't be built" because of its "terrible design".

"This is the single greatest challenge to regional stability in southern Africa, not only because of its terrible humanitarian and security consequences, but because of the dangerous political precedent it sets".

But because of its terrible history under Saddam, its oil fields, and the competing claims of its three major ethnic groups, Kirkuk also seemed destined to be the fuse that would detonate an Iraqi civil war (I told the city's story in this 2004 piece).

Introduction Cardiac arrest represents one of the greatest medical challenges because of its terrible mortality, morbidity and cost.

He likely would have been a first-round selection, but his status plunged because of a terrible off-the-field record.

In a statement, Gogoro said "because of this terrible accident, a precious life and an outstanding employee has been lost.

We paid for our wine and left, as much because of his terrible attitude as because of the wait.

John, despite — or because of — his "terrible mood" is "pounding beers".

Van der Zwaan's attorneys argued that he had suffered enough because of his "terrible decision" to lie.