Sentence examples for because of the fallen from inspiring English sources

The marriage has endured; not so my relationship with Century 21, which suffered not only because of the fallen towers, but also the rise of the Web, which proved a powerful narcotic for the wild-eyed breed of bargain hunters.

It's not so much stay in because that's what the fallen want; more that, because of the fallen, this is still our business, and it being our business, stay in, (sotto voce) you idiots.

A version of this objection that is often directed against Christian pacifism holds that war will remain necessary because of the fallen and sinful nature of human beings.

Because of the falling pound their costs have gone up by 20%.

"Some hold the view that my cabinet has become unstable because of the falling support rate," he said.

And economists say the future of the mines is highly uncertain without any government action because of the falling price of coal.

CSN said today that it had lost $47 million in the third quarter, mainly because of the falling value of the real; it earned $168 million in the third quarter of 2001.

In the past decade, because of the falling cost of advanced optical electronics detectors, some experiments have begun to take place at optical frequencies as well, Dr. Tarter said.

Fred D. Anderson Jr., chief financial officer for Apple, said the gross margins grew largely because of the falling cost of raw materials, specifically computer memory and flat-panel screens.

"In Buenos Aires particularly, because of the falling peso and the cost of goods going up, cardboard suddenly became a valuable commodity.

Photo: Crescent Lake, a tourist attraction at Dunhuang in western China, has been shrinking over the last three decades because of the falling water table.