Sentence examples for because of trying from inspiring English sources
We may not be able to retain players at the rate that we'd like just because of trying to fit it all together and remain competitive".
"The idea of just unilaterally withdrawing from a trade treaty because of trying to score political points is not good policy," he said.
Speaking at his home in Cambridge, Bukovsky said: "I'm on hunger strike not because of trying to prove anything to the FSB [Russia's security agency].
To take the classical evolutionary example, giraffes did not attain their height because of "trying" to get taller.
Therefore, it can be argued that female early adopters do not use carsharing services because of trying different models as much as men do, but rather because of having to run errands that are difficult to realize by other modes of transport, especially by bike.
Because of trying to escape racial prejudice, it appeared that they did not pass on the stories about their father's achievements, as later generations did not learn of them.
Because instead of trying to regulate weaponry, we should focus on preventing something even more destructive and un-American: Democracy.
These men know that, in the field, you have to take wickets because the days of trying to sneak a few quiet overs here and there are gone.
Is the change because of the stress of trying to stay one step ahead of the Federers and the Djokovics?
"If I don't win tomorrow, it won't be because of the pressure of trying to win a major".
