Sentence examples for because of nasty from inspiring English sources

Thousands died because of nasty politics".

Yet some have been burnt: Servier suffered when its obesity drug, Redux, was pulled by American regulators because of nasty side-effects.

The Democrats did not suffer losses in the 2010 elections primarily because of nasty commentary on Fox; rather, they dithered on health care reform and were repeatedly outmaneuvered by Republican legislators.

Not because of nasty European tariffs, he notes former colonies can send their wares to Europe tariff-free but because of a lack of finance and expertariff-free butlogistics.In a shortish because a vast subject, Mr Beattie's thematic structure makes sense.

Following the radio debate, Mr Johnson is reported to have sworn at his Labour rival in a lift - a source close to the mayor told the BBC he had been justifiably angry because of "nasty, personal and vindictive lies".

Some days people can hardly catch their breaths because of nasty onslaughts against those among us who do not embrace a particular religion, narrow sectarian values, and partisan politics.

"When you look at it, it was kind of nasty because you went to class all sweaty at the time," Pierce told reporters in Boston on Saturday.

"I had a bucket; took a couple ducks out at a time, got them all out...[The hardest part] was trying to keep my balance and not fall into the water in the sewer, because it was kind of nasty".

One of the reasons the Eagles signed offensive lineman Jon Runyan was because of his nasty disposition.

You want to go up there and see that pitch because of how nasty he is".

It lost its big defender, Pepe, because of a nasty knee injury before half time.