Sentence examples for because of the divided from inspiring English sources
"We've had a long history of problems with food safety because of the divided system," Mrs. Clinton said in a telephone interview.
Still, because of the divided Congress and Washington's competing priorities, Mr. Wilhoit said that many of his colleagues doubted that Congress would succeed in reworking the law next year.
"All you have to do is look at how many minority or weak coalition governments there are around the world who can't deliver something big in their own country, but basically just teeter on the edge, because they can't put together the votes to do anything consequential, because of the divided electorate".
If you're married or own property jointly with someone, you have another nifty option:You can split the property in half and set up two trusts, taking an additional 15% discount because of the divided ownership.
In an interview, he said he had argued that proponents of limited government might be better off with a Democrat in the White House and the Republicans in control of one house of Congress because the divided government would block any new program from either side.
He told officials there that he wanted to do something that, because of tensions on the divided peninsula, no Korean from either side had ever done: document all the main mountains of Baekdudaegan, in both North and South.
The Japanese suffered heavy losses but their plan succeeded because of the Americans' divided command and their unbelievably poor communications.
The identification of the sub-network corresponding to each party will be possible because of the highly divided partisan structure of the retweet network.
But E.U. membership talks are almost at a standstill, and Turkey's ambitions to join the Union will face a new obstacle in the autumn because of an impasse over the divided Mediterranean island of Cyprus.
The spread of IT will be uneven, and not only because of the divide between rich and poor countries.
Copybox believes that ads don't talk to Web surfers because of the divide between copywriters and programmers.
