Sentence examples for because of struggles from inspiring English sources

Brad Johnson has yet to throw a touchdown pass, electing to throw short or midrange passes instead of going downfield more, mainly because of struggles among some of the offensive linemen, like the rookie left tackle Kenyatta Walker.

Jamey Rodemeyer, a 14-year-old boy from Williamsville, NY, took his life Sunday after what his parents claim was years of bullying because of struggles with his sexuality.

"Because of struggling for Free West Papua, I was arrested by the Indonesian military and police, and I remain in prison," he said.

Indeed, Dr. Bradmiller said, some therapists have left the clinic because of their struggles with interpreters.

They choose speakers and preachers that are famous from TV, not because of their struggles," he said, bitterly.

Most of the Yankees' top minor league pitching is deep in the system, because of the struggles of Ryan Bradley and Ed Yarnall and others.

The rejuvenated Hamilton refers to himself as a drug addict because of past struggles with controlled substances and alcohol.

He expected to throw at least 80 pitches in the game, but left after 63 because of his struggles.

The American Folk Art Museum in New York, which almost went out of business last year because of financial struggles, has appointed a new director, the museum announced Wednesday.

Some develop P.T.S.D. and, as is discussed in the story, many soldiers feel that they change for the better as well, precisely because of the struggles they face.

In part because of such struggles, the Obama administration is bolstering the CIA's role in Yemen, seeking to replicate its pursuit of al-Qaeda in Pakistan.