Sentence examples for newspaper because of from inspiring English sources

But it's not my goal to get my name in the newspaper because of my being contrary to Sharpe James.

Once in Britain, Hadi Khorsandi continued writing and also published a satirical newspaper: "Because of this there was a plot to assassinate him in 1984," says his daughter.

For the past 22 years, people in Liverpool have boycotted the Sun newspaper because of the lies that it printed about the behaviour of Liverpool FC fans at the Hillsborough disaster.

An American man has admitted helping plan the 2008 terror attack in Mumbai that killed 166 people and plotting a strike on a Danish newspaper because of cartoons depicting the Prophet Muhammad.

Ms. Gokberk agreed, saying she was nervous going out simply to get her newspaper because of the numerous drug transactions she said she witnesses across the street from her house.

At the debate, Mr. Vallone declared that he would not take the support of The Amsterdam News, a black newspaper, because of articles that he described as anti-Semitic.

Some colleagues believe Ms Miller is a target for Conservative-supporting newspapers because of her departmental role in press regulation following the Leveson inquiry into phone hacking.

But the town has been without electricity since a guerrilla attack on its power station three weeks ago, and without newspapers because of FARC roadblocks.

To be even-handed, no subscribing to several newspapers because of how they cover Israel (though we may cheat a bit on this one).

The city announced it would no longer run construction bids or other official notices in the newspapers because of the rate increases.

The Journal has suffered more than many other newspapers because of its reliance on financial services and technology-related advertising, which have been particularly slow to recover.