Sentence examples for fine because of from inspiring English sources

Besides, the story is getting at a universal experience that isn't confined to women: coming within a hair's breadth of dying, after which everything is fine because, of course, nothing actually happened to you — except that something did happen, in your head.

They might be trying to be too fine because of that.

And yet the Washington Capitals are doing just fine because of another left wing from that country, Alexander Semin.

"Manufacturing is doing fine because of the recovery in demand from North America and the emerging economies," Gilles Moëc, an economist in London for Deutsche Bank, said.

It is the first time in the history of home rule in the city that the elections board has levied a fine because of irregularities on nominating petitions.

"Beside the good news in Asia, we finally have double digit increase in the United States and Europepe, too, is doing fine because of a lot of visitors, from Russia, from Brazil and incredibly strong from China".

As it is, he says, it all worked out fine because, in spite of being "a very sleepless two years, my wife is a superhero.

He said the company had already accumulated $97.3 million in fines because of water damage from the mud.

Harrison was fined because of the helmet-to-helmet contact and because Brigham was in a defenseless position, the league spokeswoman Leslie Hammond said.

Only much later did she learn that the D.A. had nearly doubled her fines because of her failure to pay, adding a thirty-per-cent collection fee, a warrant fee, and other surcharges.

In 2012, Glaxo reached an agreement with the federal government to pay $3 billion in fines because of practices involving several drugs, including a failure to report safety updates about Avandia.