Sentence examples for because of the shocking from inspiring English sources

His comeback was possible because of the shocking final-round collapse by Pete Busch.

Other Soviet spies were to defect later but Gouzenko was perhaps the most important because of the shocking impact he made on a complacent West.

The incident received a lot of publicity because of the shocking truth that this could happen to someone just seconds away from a crowded street.

"But because of the shocking nature of recent happenings on some college campuses, there is more understanding that to err on the side of withholding information can have dire consequences".

That Tory argument will sound more plausible because of the shocking state of the national finances and the almost universal disbelief that the budget has produced a credible flight path out of the mess.

9/11 had the effect it did not just because of the shocking slaughter that morning, but because it told Americans that there were determined people out there who wanted our obliteration.

Rather, he focussed on the stacks of bodies that Vann, in spite of Cao's unwillingness to close with the Vietcong, was piling up because of the shock effect on the guerrillas of the helicopters, the fighter-bombers, and the other technology the United States had brought to bear on the war.

"The crying happened just because of the shock of the fall.

More economists now expect economic growth to decline in the third quarter because of the shock.

She was upset, she said, because of the terrible pain, because of the shock, and because she had not been able to finish looking at the exhibition.

Ms. O'Donnell and Ms. Darby say the spirits of those who died traumatically — especially murder victims — sometimes get "stuck," because of the shock of their demise.