Sentence examples for because the war has from inspiring English sources

In some cases, that's not possible because the war has torn apart a village, documentation is not available.

In Angola, he added, "you can't simply hit a switch and say everything is normal just because the war has ended and the country has oil".

But in "A Perfect Day for Bananafish" it is clear that Seymour kills himself because the war has made him crazy.

Republicans seem the least worried about the Senate because the war has undermined Democratic efforts to recruit potent Senate candidates in some crucial races.

On the one hand, the city was bracing itself for the final assault by the rapidly advancing allies; on the other, because the war has not proceeded quite as smoothly as some predicted, many Baghdadis simply did not believe reports that the Americans were close to the city's gates.

Indeed, September 11th may have a more lasting impact on Britain's domestic politics than on its foreign relations.If for no other reason, this is because the war has reinforced the worries of those who say that all is not well with Britain's democracy.

This country is in trouble not because of the strains the war has imposed on the economy but because of the strains it has imposed on the society.

That is a pity, because America's response to the war has reverberated over the years.The 1971 war poisoned regional affairs for decades.

Iraq is particularly troubling because of the sectarian cleansing that the war has generated.

The rebels were releasing their wives at this time because the war had become so intense.

But I was also furious because the war had become my parents' torment.