Sentence examples for because of malice from inspiring English sources

"If I've to leave because of malice, then people will lose faith in Grameen Bank.

Cummings said the industry was by no means ready to start road-testing cars on public byways and that the rush to market would be very dangerous, in part because of technical limitations but also because of malice.

That soldier's electrocution didn't happen because of malice; it happened, as an internal Pentagon e-mail revealed, because KBR's inspections were never reviewed by a "qualified government employee," and the Army wasn't aware of "the extent of the severity of the electrical problems".

Then there was a wave because I did "Absence of Malice," and not long after that came "Places in the Heart".

"Because of his malice toward Muslims, [Trump] has endangered their lives," he added.

According to his aunts' complaint, the younger Carman murdered his grandfather so he could inherit a fortune a "heinous act" allegedly carried out because of his "malice and greed".

"I accept that was not out of malice but because the protest was ill-judged in its form," he added.

The simple reality we seem so reluctant to accept is that it is developing its nuclear weapons capacity not out of malice but because it is in its interests to do so.

Not out of malice, but because he thought it made sense.

People are always willing to help him, because, says Clarke "there's not an ounce of malice in him".

Instead, I know that the world only tramples me as a street crowd does an earthworm — not out of malice or stupidity, but because no one sees it.