Sentence examples for because of the slaughter from inspiring English sources

Rather, it is a conflict story because of the slaughter of innocents.

Civil wars are so bitterly remembered because of the slaughter of civilians.

Because of the slaughter, sixty per cent of today's Cambodians are under thirty years old.

This is a pretty serious omission, both because of the scale of the slaughter and because of the way it troubles the distinction between savage and civilized.

It cannot be because of the appalling slaughter: France, Russia, Germany and Austria-Hungary all suffered far higher casualties than Britain's 887,000 military deaths.

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.

At present, the future of human civilization is at stake because of the senseless slaughter of the environment and natural resources.

The selection of slaughterhouses was based on the number of lambs slaughtered per slaughter house in 2008 and the geographical location of the slaughter house.

He talked about the distress of farmers facing the slaughter of their cattle because of bovine tuberculosis.

Unsurprisingly, 91% of the slaughtered were black.

We intervened in Libya alongside a broad coalition, and with the mandate of the United Nations Security Council, because we had the ability to stop the slaughter of innocents, and because we believed that the aspirations of the people were more powerful than a tyrant.