Sentence examples for retreated because of from inspiring English sources

[A1.] Wall Street retreated because of the comments by the Fed chairman.

"They retreated because of conflicts, and they are returning despite those conflicts still being present," says an executive at one private-equity firm.

Field reporting has retreated because of the economic crisis and so has investigative journalism and in-depth reporting, which are at the heart of journalism of depth.

The Yankees were interested in acquiring Schilling, 37, from the Arizona Diamondbacks, but they retreated because of Arizona's lofty trade demands.

Grossly speculative sectors like airlines retreated because of the fear of a pincers connection between high fuel costs and lagging traffic growth.

Beauregard retreated because of the overwhelming Union force and because of contaminated water supplies in Corinth.

He said the miners tried to escape but had to retreat because of smoke and fumes.

The glaciers could be retreating because of one of the countless natural oscillations in the climate that scientists do not properly understand.

The vivid language and assertiveness in the statement suggest that, unlike other Democrats who considered challenging Ms. Gillibrand, Mr. Ford will not retreat because of pressure from party leaders or the White House.

For the first time in the tumultuous debate over farm policy, lawmakers trying to increase already ballooning farm subsidies could be forced to retreat because of limits required under the World Trade Organization for certain subsidies.

[A13.] Limits to Increased Farm Subsidies For the first time in the tumultuous debate over farm policy, lawmakers trying to increase already ballooning farm subsidies could be forced to retreat because of limits to certain subsidies required under the World Trade Organization.