Sentence examples for because of the ridiculous from inspiring English sources

It's because of the ridiculous standard we set of 1,900 billable hours a year.

Lorelle Banks told the Daily Record that HMRC also told her to pay back £1,400 of benefits because of the "ridiculous" error.

Because of the ridiculous way that Bush and Cheney use Churchill to lend a sheen to their own tawdry war policies, it's tempting to search out an alternative view of the second world war.

Heppelmann says the Focused Value Fund is "fairly overweight in telecom stocks because of the ridiculous valuations.

"Congress is not going to do anything about DACA without a deadline, and the original March 5 deadline no longer exists because of the ridiculous court rulings which nonetheless the administration has to comply with," Krikorian, who does not believe DACA recipients should continue being allowed to renew their status, told me earlier this week.

' I ended up in hospital twice, because of the ridiculous amount of work we did due to long hours and under staffing' (RD127).

And second, because of some of the ridiculous things that are said.

McCarthy said he had received "lots of support" from other managers "because of some of the ridiculous, scathing, outrageous comments that have been made about me".

And because the element of the ridiculous that makes the others so individual has been left out of her character she doesn't seem to belong to the period as the others do.

While the "Prince of Hell" (see above) clearly alluded to earlier devil images, he can no longer be taken seriously here because of the many ridiculous attributes that he is equipped with.

Graham credits you with most of the dialogue, and has mentioned that many of the more ridiculous scenes worked because of the lines you wrote for them.