Sentence examples for because of sabotage from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the Iraqi oil industry often cannot produce enough for the domestic market because of sabotage.

But most of the oil spilled from its facilities is because of sabotage and large-scale theft.

Baghdad lived through a fourth straight day with little or no electricity because of sabotage, officials said.

Mr. Sharif's carefully brokered 1992 power-sharing deal ultimately collapsed because of sabotage by Afghan warlords and Pakistani Inter-Services Intelligence agents, who played a double game.

Oil markets are likely to remain jittery for a while, because of sabotage in Iraq, a referendum today on President Hugo Chávez of Venezuela and the Aug. 31 deadline for Yukos to pay its 2000 tax bill.

Iraqi oil exports, the source of almost all the nation's foreign-currency revenue, fell to a seven-month low average of 1.49 million barrels a day last month, compared with 1.6 million barrels a day in May, because of sabotage to pipelines June 14 and 15.

During the war's first days, soldiers discovered only a few oil fires, but as the war wound down, more work came KBR's way, mostly because of acts of sabotage on pipelines and Iraq's oil facilities.

Nigeria, for example, has been able to increase production by about half a million barrels a day because of fewer acts of sabotage.

The Republican shutdown of government is an act of sabotage because their Traditionalist world-view can no longer win elections.

The black nationalist movement in Southern Rhodesia, founded and organised by urban black elites during the late 1950s, was repeatedly banned by the colonial government because of the political violence, industrial sabotage and intimidation of potential black voters that characterised its campaign.

In April last year, Japan announced its whaling haul from the Southern Ocean was at a record low because of "unforgivable sabotage" by activists from the Sea Shepherd environmental group.