Sentence examples for because of the worst from inspiring English sources

His team lost "because of the worst play call in Super Bowl history, a decision that will also go down as one of the most regrettable ever in Seattle sports".

Republicans lost the presidency in 2008 in large part because of the worst economic crisis since World War II.

The program has grown in the past few years, and last year paid out record amounts because of the worst drought in 50 years.

Farmers are hoping for a better season than 2012, when yields were the smallest in 17 years because of the worst drought since the Dust Bowl years.

The budget sessions have been especially stressful this year, as most states experienced severe revenue shortfalls because of the worst recession in 60 years.

"We are here because of the worst of humanity, the terrorists who caused so many deaths and so much pain," Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg said before praising the workers.

Because many of the worst lenders are now out of business, investors in search of recoveries have turned to the banks that packaged the loans into securities.

A senior official argued that the Obama administration had advanced the argument beyond the bully pulpit by, for example, rejoining the United Nations Human Rights Council in Geneva, once derided as a den of hypocrisy because some of the worst violators sat on it.

And that, in all probability, understates the portion of mutual funds that have lagged behind the Vanguard fund, because many of the worst performers, seriously lagging behind the market, have gone out of business over that time.

Because one of the worst things you can do is to let the panel's contradictory ideas stymie you until you're trapped endlessly formatting and reformatting your CV based on the last suggestion you heard.

Because of this, the worst cases clustered in a few hospital wards and intensive care units in a handful of major cities.