Sentence examples for it fell because from inspiring English sources

It fell because it could not muster the votes to pass its €58 billion ($76 billion) budget.

Better yet, it fell because a modest number of people found jobs, not because people gave up and stopped looking.

Once again it was brief, from June 28 to Oct. 25, 1898, when it fell because his war minister, General Jules Chanoine, defied the Cabinet in expressing his belief in the guilt of Alfred Dreyfus in the Dreyfus affair.

Freycinet headed a new government and simultaneously served as foreign minister in January August 1882; this time it fell because of his decision to occupy the Isthmus of Suez.

The "petition of concern" device meant that even though a majority of MLAs voted for the legislation, it fell because it could only be passed with the support of a majority of both nationalists and unionist members in the House.

The Soviet Union didn't fall because of political organising, brave dissidents, or photocopied zines – it fell because it was a badly run nightmare that lurched from crisis to crisis until it imploded.

When enrollment falls — regardless of whether it falls because students leave to attend charter schools, move away or because birth rates dip — districts have a hard time reducing their spending to match their revenues.

"I just used Ameobi as an example because he was somebody who had a British passport but it fell down because he didn't have the educational qualification.

"It fell down because of cheap materials".

"But it fell apart because there's no real value or need for it for the consumer".

"It fell through because there was too much mixed feelings around the community," said Michael Mulford, director of pupil services.