Sentence examples for because of the recurring from inspiring English sources

"He's fragile and unable to sleep because of the recurring flashbacks of having a gun put to his head and then his wife is driven off.

This week, the Chillida family announced that the museum will close on 1 January because of the "recurring deficit due to the general economic crisis, which has risen to a level unsustainable for the private institution".

The copper-mining industry also suffered on the Democratic Republic of the Congo side of the Copperbelt, in part because of low world prices and partly because of the recurring political instability that has plagued the country since independence.

Over the past two years, safety inspectors took Scapadas Magicas buses out of service at a much higher rate than the national average, with 36 percent of inspections resulting in that action, compared with about 21 percent nationally, and the Department of Transportation added the company to a safety watch list because of the recurring maintenance problems.

Particularly for television the streaming model is viable because of the recurring monthly revenue that subscriptions bring.

For years, players of games like Medal of Honor, Halo, and Call of Duty have made fun of MMORPG players because of the recurring subscription requirement.

Israel's settlement activities are hardly the only obstacle to those goals, but they are important, because the recurring spectacle of new Israeli buildings is corrosive to Palestinian confidence in a negotiated settlement.

This was because the recurring cost of test strips was prohibitively high for a Bluetooth-enabled glucometer.

Some leaders of the Yanomami, one of South America's largest forest-dwelling tribes, say that 50 people in their communities in the southern rain forest have died since the expulsion of the missionaries in 2005 because of recurring shortages of medicine and fuel, and unreliable transportation out of the jungle to medical facilities.

Investigators have said they believe they have a strong case, both because of the timing of the gifts and the favors and because of their recurring nature.

After initially retiring at the age of 21 because of a recurring knee injury, the utility player is with Sheffield Wednesday.