Sentence examples for principles because of the from inspiring English sources

But during the Progressive Era, according to Skousen, America abandoned its founding principles because of the pressure exerted by "certain wealthy influential groups" that persuaded the country to embrace a "strong centralized government" with extensive regulatory power.

That is shirking on your principles because of the political necessities of your party".

The United States will continue to stand by these principles, because of the conviction of the American people that unless the doctrine in which these principles are inherent once again governs the relations between nations, the rule of reason, of justice and of law – in other words, the basis of modern civilization itself – cannot be preserved.

It's the principle because of the defection.

Newport council's response to the Welsh government's plans said an M4 relief road to the south of the city was to be supported in principle because of the benefits of reducing traffic congestion.

Regarding the T factor, whereas T3 tumors are basically candidates for initial surgery, such treatment is not recommended for T4 tumors, in principle, because of the large risk of an incomplete resection, especially when the tumors have highly invaded important structures.

(In fig. 4, I assumed that the θ1 θ2 split occurred in the jawed vertebrate lineage after the divergence from jawless vertebrates under the parsimonious principle because neither of the groups θ1 and θ2 contain sea lamprey genes).

I cannot reject the racist principle simply because of the burden it imposes on me after all, the random principle imposes an identical burden on someone else.

Moscow ignored Georgia's sovereignty to recognize the independence of South Ossetia and Abkhazia in 2008 — to which China objected less from principle than because of the potential precedent for Taiwan.

"Mainly, let's say that we are against the negotiations, not because we are against the negotiations as a principle, but because of the atmosphere the US creates… you know the American position has never been neutral," Mahmoud told me.

"I believe in the BBC, on principle, because most of the education I got when I was a kid I got through watching the BBC.