Sentence examples for because of the partisan from inspiring English sources
Tensions around the handover of power, already heightened because of the partisan nature of the recall, were expected to be worse than usual because of the rare occurrence in California of a governor being forced from power by the electorate.
Moreover, because of the partisan makeup of Alabama and Mississippi, Republican control will most likely prove durable.
They were also the most damaging, because of the partisan anti-states' rights decision by a Republican states' rights Supreme Court.
But because of the partisan animosities that have hardened over the past five weeks no one in Washington is expecting Mr. Bush to have any honeymoon.
This time round, they will find it harder to justify breaking ranks, because of the partisan animosity generated by the presidential election unless, of course, white Democrats meanwhile manage to generate even more animosity over that wretched flag.
Because of the partisan nature of the Feb. 13 hearing, there had been speculation that the committee would refer the entire matter to the Justice Department rather than single out Clemens.
Carrying out a health care overhaul might not be as big a challenge, because most of the partisan battles were fought in Washington.
Neither the Senate tax measure nor the House drilling bills is likely to become law because of the fierce partisan calculus of the current Congress.
We're presuming that this is because of the dreaded partisan gridlock, which has made Congress increasingly unproductive in matters that do not involve the naming of post offices.
Still, reversing the tidal economic trends that have squeezed millions of families would take significant policy changes that are unlikely to occur because of the sharp partisan divide in Washington.
Because of the obviously partisan logic of the legislation, and because the voting mechanisms being repealed were Democratic initiatives from recent decades, the trial court upheld the new law in April, calling it "politics as usual".
