Sentence examples for having thanks from inspiring English sources

Iran's nukes are still seen as the overwhelming existential threat to Israel, but the difficulties that the Iranian nuclear programme is thought to be having, thanks to tighter sanctions and the disruptive effects of the Stuxnet computer virus, are widely believed to have pushed the timeline for acquiring a bomb out to at least a couple of years from now.

However, she said she no longer works as a cutter having, thanks to a £100 grant from Gamcotrap, invested in a bakery instead.

That's because everyone who is anyone knows that the plural of anecdote is *data.* And *data* will be at the very heart of the public relations conversation that we are about to start having, thanks to our host Campbell Brown (see entry above, Campbell Brown Dirty Dancing Lemonss).

"Everything I have in me I have thanks to him".

"So basically – 'you haven't done it, but if you have, thanks'," he said.

"It's tough, but what I have now I have thanks to running.

But we also have, thanks to them, a vibrant and rising movement to defend the Earth.

In fact, it virtually has, thanks to guitarist Nick Valensi's intriguing attitude to the promotional interview.

Australia had, thanks to that last success by O'Connor, clawed their way to within five points.

He has, thanks to civil union, a family of his own.

Female adolescents have, thanks to their hormones, the body shape of a woman.