Sentence examples for hoped because of from inspiring English sources

The Krofts decided not to extend their stay in Paris, as they had hoped, because of the cost.

But the analyst, Hormazd Sorabjee, said the RE60 would pose no challenge to the Nano, which itself had attracted only a fraction of the buyers for which Tata had hoped because of production delays and safety concerns.

The bank's policy makers also said that consumer price inflation was still above the bank's 2 percent annual target and probably would not decline this year, as had been hoped, because of rising energy and food costs.

AppWords' linking between different apps didn't really gain as much traction as the startup had hoped because of what Weisbrod put down to the challenges of building a two-sided marketplace.

The Australian Maritime Safety Authority's (Amsa) Rescue Co-ordination Centre, which was overseeing the operation, had earlier said it was unlikely the rescue would go ahead on Thursday as hoped because of the sea-ice conditions.

The first examples of a new improved generation of nuclear reactors are currently being built, but this is not happening as rapidly as might be hoped because of concerns about: the cost of nuclear power, which has been relatively high in the past (although less than that of coal or gas power if the environmental costs of burning fossil fuels are included).

Indirectly, the Mets had been one of the biggest threats to the Marlins' hopes because of their failings against the Phillies.

"I was hoping because of his unique level of experience, the governor would consider appointing Mario to both jobs," Mr. Gormley said in an interview last week.

One night after matching the Utah Jazz bump for bump, the Knicks went soft, blowing an opportunity to boost their scant playoff hopes because of their inability to defend the lotterybound Los Angeles Clippers tonight.

"I was hoping, because of the crowd, they would let me eat," he told The Brooklyn Paper at the time.

You see, the boy has a thing about Donald Trump -- a visceral, knee-jerk reaction, inculcated in him I suspect (I hope) because of his mother's and my frequent grousing about the boorishness of the pompadoured one.