Sentence examples for but because he lost from inspiring English sources
But because he lost the case, Lord Coleridge has to pay 90% of most of its costs, estimated at £1m.
Moss was out of football last season not because of his attitude but because he lost his athletic ability to change direction and throttle down/accelerate.
In the Telegraph, meanwhile, Charles Spencer joins Hitchings in awarding Fool for Love one star – but only, one suspects, because he lost an argument with his editor about whether zero stars should be permitted.
And Huntsman's defeat was complete, not merely because he lost but because conventional politics — with all its compromises, hypocrisy and obeisance — won.
The building of the temple of the Capitoline Jupiter had been vowed by Tarquin, the son of Demaratus, when warring with the Sabines; Tarquinius Superbus, his son or grandson, built but could not dedicate it, because he lost his kingdom before it was quite finished.
But he will pay only $600,000 because he lost all the illegal profit by aggressively trading index put options.
"But he was in prison too because he lost so much". Ruskin said King's level of devotion took on an almost existential component.
Not necessarily because he lost his job, but because Roma lacked invention, skill and unpredictability.
