Sentence examples for bombed because of from inspiring English sources

Of course, as I completed my on-air comments, I didn't blame Mr. Clinton for the deaths of more than 160 men, women and children in the Oklahoma City bombing because no one should be blamed for the conduct of a murderous lunatic like McVeigh (even though the evidence is conclusive that McVeigh bombed because of the actions of Clinton's top aides in Waco).

Khalil Idris and another brother, Khaled, said they took particular pride in their sister's bombing because of her sex.

Last month Mr. Schäuble warned that Germany faced a heightened threat of attack, possibly even a suicide bombing, because of its military engagement in Afghanistan.

WASHINGTON — Investigators discovered the name of the suspect in the failed Times Square bombing because of a telephone number he provided when he returned to the United States from Pakistan in February, a law enforcement official said Wednesday.

The still highly controversial strategic bombing of Germany - euphemistically described as area bombing because of the inaccuracy of aiming equipment - was carried out by RAF Bomber Command at night and by the USAAF Eighth Air Force by day.

A separate internal review conducted earlier by the FBI found agents had not conducted a more thorough investigation of the Tsarnaevs before the bombing because of federal laws limiting surveillance.

There were many more encounters that revealed the Iraqis believed the U.S. wanted to bomb because of Israel.

Last Tuesday, in the same MSNBC interview, Gorka said the White House had not commented on a Minnesota mosque bombing because of concerns about "fake hate crimes".

(It wasn't just parties, either. The hive knew that the Twitter keynote panel bombed because all kinds of people who were there began checking in elsewhere).

Later that year, the United States and Britain bombed Iraq because of its refusal to cooperate.

He said "the bulk of deaths that have occurred in Syria, for example, have come about not because of regime bombing, but because of on-the-ground casualties".