Sentence examples for dashed because of from inspiring English sources
But Ferrari's hopes of signing Ricciardo or Verstappen have been dashed because of their contracts with Red Bull.
Reynolds longed for adventure, but at 14 his hopes of joining the Royal Navy were dashed because of his poor eyesight.
With his hopes of playing in the world championships dashed because of the Knicks' inability to insure his nearly $100 million contract, Amar'e Stoudemire has apparently embarked on another intriguing international adventure.
Gary Neville's hopes of a lucrative testimonial match against Rangers have been dashed because of police fears about violence and damage to the city, mirroring the scenes in Manchester at the Uefa Cup final two years ago.
Scotland international Allan McGregor is holding off signing for Besiktas as he retains hopes of winning a move to the English top-flight while leaving Rangers, but his hopes could be dashed because of fears the 6ft goalkeeper is not tall enough.
I deal with them by explaining that I must dash because of my long list of things to do.
In advance of the strategy's launch, Clegg and Iain Duncan Smith, the work and pensions secretary, say in a joint article in today's Telegraph that many families are seeing their aspirations for their children dashed because private education is out of their reach and they lack the right connections.
Clegg and Iain Duncan Smith, the work and pensions secretary, said in a joint article in Tuesday's Telegraph that many families are seeing their aspirations for their children dashed because private education is out of their reach and they lack the right connections.
In addition, we predict that the amplitude of the electric field (solid line) in Fig. 3a is less than E 1 (dashed line), because of the presence of the ion-rich sheath, which shield the applied field.
For older earthquakes occurred before the Edo period (started 1603), the estimated source areas have some ambiguity (shown in dashed lines), because of limited historical documents.
The Dash, because of its fairly narrow focus, has none of that.
