Sentence examples for because of terrible from inspiring English sources

Little has come of that idea so far, in part because of terrible timing.

Surely you can see there must be a ninth planet, if only because of terrible irregularities in the behaviour of Uranus".

(One person who attended a meeting with Mr. Magaziner recalled his lying on a conference room table in the middle of the meeting because of terrible back spasms, snapping at a staff member).

The Yankees did this well in early September, but when the late-season slump began -- mostly because of terrible pitching -- the Yankees' hitters got away from their meticulous approach.

Thirdly, the soul-making theodicy also provides no account of the suffering that young, innocent children endure, either because of terrible diseases, or at the hands of adults.

The only reason ISIS can flourish is because of terrible conditions in parts of the Middle East, vast unemployment, and political conditions that are a legacy of wars and colonialism.

He likely would have been a first-round selection, but his status plunged because of a terrible off-the-field record.

In a statement, Gogoro said "because of this terrible accident, a precious life and an outstanding employee has been lost.

And yet his book is a terrible disappointment — largely because of the terrible, overawing fact of Henry James.

Kata Mara has admitted that she still hasn't seen her latest film Fantastic Four because the slate of terrible reviews put her off.

Many patients call it the "red devil" because of its terrible side effects — severe nausea, constipation, mouth sores and serious declines in white blood cells that protect against infections.