Sentence examples for because of the divisions from inspiring English sources

The ARD polls also found that 77 percent of those asked were not satisfied with Mrs. Merkel's second term, mainly because of the divisions and squabbles.

In November, a senior adviser to Mr. Abbas, Mohammad Shtayyeh, told me that Mr. Abbas had no desire to continue ruling, but that he simply could not leave because of the divisions in Palestinian society.

TNK-BP's chief executive, Bob Dudley, a former employee of BP, has since tried to rein in employees close to AAR, but has not been able to because of the divisions at the top.

Ponting, who captained Australia to three Ashes series defeats out of four between 2005 and 2011, claimed that England's spectacular collapse to a 5-0 whitewash last winter did not surprise him, because of the divisions that had been papered over by previous success.

Exhibit A: The Dutch government this week decided to go ahead with their own preparations for a "hard brexit" because of the "divisions within the British Conservative Party and the remaining lack of clarity".

And the numbers keep changing, partly because of the division's deteriorating performance.

But because of the division we compete in, we have to explore everything".

Another reason why is because of the division they are in.

Legal experts believe the issue is now almost certain to be heard by the nation's highest court, because of the division among the lower jurisdictions.

Because of the division I didn't get any of the office buildings, but that wasn't because I didn't want any of them.

Mr. Abbas recently announced elections for Jan . 24 but the likelihood of the elections' taking place then seems remote because of the division between the West Bank and Gaza.