Sentence examples similar to because troubles from inspiring English sources

Gwen Mellon said she never felt endangered, and disregarded the occasional advice to Americans to leave the country because trouble was brewing.

With each arrest, protesters cheer – because trouble with the law is precisely what they want.

He put off the sale because of troubles at one of its customers, Airbus.

Markel suffered unprofitable years in 2000 and 2001, mainly because of troubles integrating a foreign acquisition.

"There were incredible opportunities because the troubles were so big".

Businessmen should be paying attention to the N.H.L., because its troubles could soon be theirs.

That's because debt troubles can result in soldiers losing their security clearance.

Analysis instruments are out of commission more frequently because of trouble in the sampling system than to any other cause.

He said he had lost a few fares because of trouble getting Internet service.

The show was delayed because of trouble with the tape, & an audience of one.

Japanese power supplies could be strained for some time because of trouble at several nuclear plants.