Sentence examples for control because of from inspiring English sources

Clearly nobody in future will assert that they lost control because of infidelity.

The general acknowledged, however, that Diyala Province had remained difficult to control because of continuing insurgent attacks.

For much of history, with the creditor classes in control (because of the restricted franchise), inflation was the focus.

The new book is, she said, a truthful depiction of her bipolar condition as it spun out of control because of an allergic reaction to drugs.

To be sure, Republicans are solidly favored to win some of the Democratic seats they consider a firewall against loss of control because of defeats elsewhere.

This is a war within a war, a conflict that has spun out of control because of the much larger fighting inside Congo.

He says the situation escalated out of control because of inflammatory language used by Israeli-Arab lawmakers who were present during his visit.

Like Ms. Feliciano and Ms. Caraballo, both were drug users, and their lives had spiraled out of control because of their addictions.

A government scientist said the disease is out of control because of a delay between discovering the virus's presence and the slaughter of infected and exposed animals.

The loss of just one seat would put Republicans back in control because of Vice President Dick Cheney's tie-breaking vote.

On Feb. 18, 1981, President Ronald Reagan told lawmakers that "the ship of state" was "somewhat out of control" because of high inflation, interest rates and joblessness.