Sentence examples for because of the rugged from inspiring English sources
Because of the rugged landscape, even homes not on the water have lovely water views.
In the Mauretanias the problem was more difficult because of the rugged nature of the country and the distances involved.
They have lived in relative isolation and obscurity through most of their difficult history, in part because of the rugged terrain of their mountainous land but also because of a complex of historical, cultural, and social factors.
Ms. Marks says finding the carcasses of cattle killed by wolves -- a requirement of any ranchers who want to be reimbursed for the loss -- will be difficult because of the rugged terrain.
As much as the wines have improved, Languedoc is still a forbidding proposition for winemakers, not only because of the rugged, dry terrain but the difficulties in making inroads in an overcrowded marketplace.
If I was honest with myself, I wanted a Jeep Wrangler because of the rugged image after all, I spent little time off-road.
Republican lawmakers said they were skeptical, because hundreds of miles of the rugged 2,000-mile-long 2,000-mile-long 2,000-mile-longed and have no fencing.
The death toll could climb because communications were down in much of the rugged Hindu Kush mountain range area where the quake was centred.
Traditional social and religious practices are fairly well understood for the western Pueblo peoples because distance and the rugged landscape of the Colorado Plateau afforded them some protection from the depredations of Spanish, and later American, colonizers.
