Sentence examples for existence because of the from inspiring English sources

Of course the Islamic State didn't even exist in 2001 and only came into existence because of the United States' invasion of Iraq in 2003.

Some political scientists cleverly introduced the idea of the "state-nation", a community that came into existence because of the prior existence of a distinct state.

And the ultimate one - only in existence because of the opening wide - does similar, this time not encountering bat, but still speeding to the boundary for four leg-byes.

And by referring to "existing regimes," the ministers did not endorse the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty, a multilateral treaty that is not yet in existence because of the failure of the United States, among others, to ratify it.

"The church has lost its relevance and maybe this is a way to find it again". He used to work as a managing director of a multinational forklift truck company earning a six-figure salary, but wouldn't give up his new role to return to his previous existence because of the "wow factor" of his current job.

He used to work as a managing director of a multinational forklift truck company earning a six-figure salary, but wouldn't give up his new role to return to his previous existence because of the "wow factor" of his current job.

Few Romanians were attracted to the Romanian Communist Party; outlawed in 1924, it carried on a precarious existence because of its subordination to the Soviet Communist Party, its antinationalist stance, and its neglect of peasant interests.

But the committee has stayed in existence because of debts totalling $32,108 as of the end of 1987, including $10,500 owed to Mr. Kling's bank.

Anywhere that showcases people who have led a terrible existence simply because of the way they look, is treading a thin line.

Then, if you look at Goliath, in Israel I'm projecting right-wing trends for the rest of its existence, primarily because of the militarization of Israeli society and the rising influence of religious nationalist elements.

That argument has simply been blasted out of existence, because now the Social Security surplus has been spent.