Sentence examples for erupted because of from inspiring English sources

Controversy erupted because of claims that the book portrayed Mr. Gandhi as a bisexual –- an assertion denied by the book's author Joseph Lelyveld, a former executive editor of The New York Times.

The protest, one of the largest in China in recent memory, erupted because of heated disputes between residents and the government over compensation for seized land, a common source of conflict in China.

The latest crisis erupted because of American suspicions confirmed last year by the North Koreans that the country was producing or trying to produce enriched uranium, the only likely use for which is nuclear weapons, at an unknown location.

The so-called Sachsgate controversy erupted because of a bias against the BBC, comedian Russell Brand has said.

Planning of the Farakka Barrage began when Bangladesh was still part of Pakistan and the Pakistani government of that period was unable to resolve the dispute that erupted because of India's non-cooperation (Khalid 2010).

Since last February, when Chinese leaders grew fearful that widespread protests might erupt because of the antiauthoritarian uprisings in the Middle East, security forces have regularly detained intellectuals, lawyers and rights defenders without giving any legal cause for doing so.

In just 12 years these pressure fronts are about to erupt because of something as simple as how documents are notarized.

I remember when the Icelandic volcano with the impossible name erupted, because it was a time of unnatural silence.

We also excluded subjects with any of the premolars erupted because in those cases we were not able to determine whether a primary molar was exfoliated or extracted due to caries.

He said the demonstrators knew violence might erupt because veterans of the independence war were in town.

War erupted, he wrote, because of the insatiable, expansionist character of imperialism, itself a product of monopoly finance capitalism.