Sentence examples for because of sticking from inspiring English sources

The president felt for a number of House Democrats, in particular, who lost in part because of sticking with him on some tough votes, and how many of them, had they voted differently, might have still been there.

Yordanos says that because of sticking with the stage production – slogging it out when her instincts told her to quit – she is now in a better place than ever.

"Ulysses is leaking all over the place, probably because of sticking valves," says Laing.

Wood also absorbs moisture, contributing to problems caused by high humidity (degradation of specimens directly but also because of sticking drawers as wood expands and contracts, specimens often are jostled together as drawers are opened and closed causing physical damage as well).

That there's five guys that believed in something when they started as one and tried to stay on the same path throughout their whole career and stuck with it, and seen the pay off because of sticking with something we've believed in so much.

In January, the company recalled several million vehicles because of the sticking pedals, and briefly stopped producing and selling several models until it could devise a repair.

Because they're sort of stuck, 'Hey I'm an Academy Award winner.

He is a familiar figure at conferences, not because of his clout but because, stuck in the middle of a programme of soporific company pitches, he can rouse a laugh and a thought from an audience.

Getting stuck in what was perceived as unproductive activities, such as game playing, or "gaming," was another concern, and participants could also relate to having insufficient or dislocated sleep after sitting up late in front of the computer because of getting stuck in tasks, meeting deadlines, chatting, or gaming.

The number of trains have been reduced to an hourly service because of engines stuck at the depot in London.

In October 2009, gas at the field's central processing plant leaked because of a stuck valve.