Sentence examples for because of the breakup from inspiring English sources
Shakil said she had been groomed by Isis recruiters who had targeted her when she was low because of the breakup of her marriage in the UK.
"I don't know what it's like over here in erica, but in Britain, pubs are struggling, because there's a tendency for more people to drink at home and because of the breakup of the traditional 9-to-5 working pattern.
Because of the breakup with O'Neal, Armato already has lost two employees who worked for his Management Plus Enterprises company -- one who left to work independently with O'Neal and a lawyer whose job was to work exclusively on O'Neal's deals.
Warner-Lambert's first-quarter operating profit surged 35percentt, but the drug maker reported a net loss of $1.4 billion, or $1.61 a share, because of the breakup fee it paid American Home.
Immigrants from the former SU also doubled in 1991 compared with 1990 because of the breakup of the SU (Statistics Sweden 2016).
Because of the unusual breakup clause that would allow AT&T to escape the deal, "It's in AT&T's interest to negotiate heavily with both the F.C.C. and Justice" over possible conditions or divestitures that might let the merger go through, said Susan Crawford, a professor at the Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law at Yeshiva University.
Verification of Compliance of the INF Treaty, delayed because of the USSR breakup, was completed in December , 2001
The Person I Never Wanted to Be: No, you are not that person you never wanted to be, not because of this breakup.
"This incredible strategic blunder of invading caused the problems, because it allowed the breakup of Iraq along sectarian lines at the same time that Iran was empowering itself in the region".
