Sentence examples for because of the lost from inspiring English sources

Not because of the lost tax but because, well, it was such a waste.

Because of the lost revenue, the offers to the players are also likely to decrease.

Passed over for adoption because of the lost hand, Ren begins stealing small objects as recompense.

Not, mind you, because of the lost revenue, but because these "lucky duckies" -- The Journal's term, not mine -- might not be feeling a proper hatred for the government.

If he is still bitter at the experience, and he could be forgiven for being so, it is because of the lost opportunity to help older people.

Because of the lost time and other problems — such as a powerful construction cement drying too rapidly, having to drill it out and rushing to a local hardware store last minute for more — we did not finish until 7 p.m.

Yet her relief was trivial, because the problem of the lost letter had been displaced by something quite incommensurate with it.

But for anyone who would consider a moped or is deterred from a bicycle because of the time lost on the road, this is a fine option.

After a decade, not a single detainee has been released because of the government losing or exhausting its appeals.

"We did not lose because of the defending, we lost because we did not create anything," said Deila.

The airline had already canceled daily routes to Newark and Washington because of business lost following the Sept. 11 attacks.