Sentence examples for because the election of from inspiring English sources

Because the election of China's president happened the day after Pope Francis was elected, many jokes played on the two opaque and rigid institutions.

That is partly because the election of President Ahmadinejad has consolidated the power of militants who reject the idea of negotiation with the United States.

Not because the election of President Obama somehow makes all things black or brown more palatable, but because we have reached a crisis with sexual abuse of our children in this country.

The journey is unfinished, he feels, because "the power in the street became divorced from the power in the suite" and because the election of the first black politicians was regarded as an end in itself.

We can say these realities are "layered atop one another" to the extent that they are experienced, interpreted, and reacted to in a single swath of spacetime; we can say these realities are "equally honored" because the election of one or the other is wholly a subjective exercise.

Now its fortunes could change, in large part because of the election of Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg.

Labor has signalled explicitly Australia is now at a "change point" in its post-war alliance with the US because of the election of Donald Trump as president.

My sorrow is that millions, particularly those who do not have the strength to defend themselves, will suffer because of the election of another Conservative government.

"I could never live anyplace that was made available because of the election of Richard Nixon".If this story were told by a Republican, Lexington would dismiss it as apocryphal.

I didn't anticipate how long it lasted, and most of that is because of the election of George Bush.

A war they started because of the election of a man they deemed "hostile to slavery".