Sentence examples for break out because of from inspiring English sources

Clashes periodically break out because of the ban.

In general, Kenya enjoyed remarkable political stability under Kenyatta's rule, though conflicts within KANU's political leadership did occasionally break out because of ideological differences and tribal rivalries.

If she had asked if our skin was breaking out "because of hormones" in front of all our seventh-grade classmates when she picked us up from school that day, And not helped our parents pay for horseback-riding camp, Dayenu, it would have been enough.

If she had insisted that we eat another half a bagel at brunch, And not asked if our skin was breaking out "because of hormones" in front of all our seventh-grade classmates when she picked us up from school that day, Dayenu, it would have been enough.

"The riots broke out because of frustration and despair," Mrs. Meltz said, her voice trembling.

The employee died trapped in an elevator after fire broke out because of falling debris from the World Trade Center buildings.

It is true that no one could have foreseen a general European war breaking out because of the assassination of an Austrian archduke in Sarajevo, then part of the Hapsburg Empire.

We're used to the good side of global visibility, because the good side is what we always attend to first: a band breaks out because of their video on YouTube; a kid in Bangladesh crowdsources money for an operation; a proposed law withers under the heat of criticism.

While arson is the suggested cause of the initial fire, a second fire broke out because of the recent heatwave.

The gas conflict of 2009 broke out because of two factors, the lack of a gas contract for 2009 and a $2.4 billion debt that Ukraine had yet to pay for gas received in 2008.

It would be wrong to suggest that this will cause peace to break out, because there are a number of people involved in the resistance who are fighting for their own reasons that have nothing to do with Saddam".