Sentence examples for blown because of from inspiring English sources

"It would be a shame for it all to get blown because of a protracted slow-growth period".

I don't want a young woman to feel like her dreams have been blown because of me – I want to help her reach her dreams.

"After, tragically, almost 1,000 deaths at sea and after $4.7 billion has been blown because of the government's border protection failures, the prime minister has finally seen the sense of what the opposition has been proposing all along," Mr. Abbott said, adding, "This government's failures gave the people smugglers a business model".

I'll decide my entire diet is blown because of a little buttercream icing and so I may as well eat Chipotle for the next six meals.

If the fuse's clear window is blackened, the fuse blew because of a short.

"I was into my move and I thought the whistle blew because of a foul on Dikembe," Ewing said, referring to Atlanta's DIKEMBE MUTOMBO.

It does not make any sense to invest in wind turbines, if they have to be stopped, when the wind blows, because of an insufficient electricity grid, and the electricity cannot get to the consumers who are willing to buy.

If your amp does not have a good protect system, it could easily blow because of a silly mistake.

That pivot was a smart move: online security is an issue that has blown up because of a number of high-profile breaches, the trend of moving more services to the cloud, and the growing sophistication of malicious hackers.

This mechanism is superior to other methods such as suction and/or blowing because the number of actuators and their weight can be minimized, and the momentum is added to the entire wing surface via a simple device.

Raiders O vs. Ravens D The Raiders didn't get blown out because of their offense.