Sentence examples for reacted because of from inspiring English sources

"The federal government created Timothy McVeigh Timothy McVeighh reacted because of Waco," he said in a telephone interview today.

The report concluded that officers reacted because of "the mistaken belief among them that republican paramilitaries were responding in force to their arrival in the Bogside", based on initial shots fired by one of their number, namely, Lieutenant N. "Our overall conclusion is that there was a serious and widespread loss of fire discipline among the soldiers of Support Company".

We reacted because the police kept harassing us as Stonewall, We reacted because Anita Bryant told those lies about us in the 70's, We reacted because of the AIDS crisis, We reacted because of the Proposition 8 vote.

What happens, though, is that when I go to these official channels the people don't know how to react, because of my family connections.

But the legal issues involved also became more complex, with Syracuse possibly reacting because of a sense of potential legal exposure, and the expansion of the investigation into a federal as well as a local one.

Are the markets reacting because of this?

The reaction pathway of c5 and c6 cannot be spontaneous, because the C1 atom is attached to two benzene rings, and it is not easy for the carbon in this position to react because of conjugation.

Try to Help Paranoid People by being pleasant and positive in the face of their mockery -- they may be reacting because of lacking self-confidence themselves.

Jan said with some scenes, "the team wasn't sure how gamers would react" because "God of War usually doesn't slow...down" and the team "worried if these scenes would be captivating enough to keep player interested and still feel like God of War".

First, I already knew, not because of what you wrote about but because of what you did not write about, not because of what you reacted to but because of what caused you to react with stress.

What Syriza says provokes fear and doubt everywhere … the markets are reacting because the possibility of elections occurring, and Syriza winning, is interpreted as assured catastrophe for the country".