Sentence examples for liking because of from inspiring English sources

Germany has the biggest incentive to make sure the next IMF managing director is to its liking, because of the financial implications for the euro-zone from the rescues of Greece, Portugal and whoever else may need one.

If he is on form, Konig could be the strongest climber in the race and will find the finish up the Tumble on day three to his liking because of the unremitting steepness of the first four kilometres.

Matt Ryan is an example of a guy I like because of the change in his offense.

Last year, they passed on a table they liked because of qualms about the money, Ms. Lehv said.

He says things like, 'Because of the cuts, the 100m dash will now be the 60m dash'.

So probably her batting average gets worse, and I am a lot more liked because of her.

Everyone is afraid of doing something the director does not like because of what happened to Anisha".

But it may not be breaking through in the press as much Republicans would like because of the repetition.

Perlman is sometimes referred to as the "mother of the internet" (which she does not like) because of her invention of "spanning-tree protocol" (STP).

His top choice was a night shot of the Stony Brook post office, which he liked because of its technical detail and visual impact, he said.

The skull was a bit dodgy; I felt it should have been a bit more crystal-like because of the title of the film.