Sentence examples for cease because of from inspiring English sources

No one is naive enough to expect that 20 years of enmity will cease because of one soccer match.

In reality, every part of government is thinking about budget cuts, talking to other parts of the public sector about budget cuts or explaining which services will cease because of budget cuts.

A government-owned railway ran from Kingston to most of Jamaica's 14 parishes over 210 miles (340 km) of track until 1992, when operation ceased because of lack of funding and low passenger usage.

Deaf athletes are easily the poor relations of disability sport, their meagre Government funding having ceased because of other priorities.

ANAT CHEMERINSKI, BALTIMORE Judging from your portrayal of the events, there's no conclusive indication that the noise ceased because of anything the mechanic did.

Over the last two years, the use of all-metal implants has largely ceased because of evidence that they generate metallic debris as they wear, damaging tissue and muscle.

But trade then ceased because of the internal disturbances, and pirates from the maritime districts of western Japan raided both China and the Korean peninsula.

Sinclair said in a statement Tuesday that talks about a new contract had ceased because of Time Warner Cable's "refusal to engage in further negotiations".

In January, it was able to double its exports of gasoline, mainly to the United States, after supplies from Venezuela all but ceased because of a nationwide strike against President Hugo Chávez.

Plenty of other obstacles to voter registration and participation remain, for example in Florida where third-party registration drives have all but ceased because of a Republican-backed law passed in 2011.

The potential for making other transgenic changes are discussed but transgenic sheep research has virtually ceased because of high cost and the perceived low public acceptance of transgenic animals at the present time.