Sentence examples for stricken because of from inspiring English sources

According to federal statistics, more than 100 people a year are stricken because of health reasons while flying on major carriers in the United States.

At work, her colleagues are threatening to strike because of scratchy toilet paper.

"I know some people who are afraid to strike because of that".

But Mr. Carson, the State Department official, has opposed the drone strikes because of the risk of turning more Somalis toward the Shabab, according to several officials.

After rejecting an agreement in August, they served notice on September 16th that they would strike because of wage, benefit and pension issues —which pretty much covers everything.

In Spain, where debts are just as high, La Liga players may strike because of unpaid wages in the lower divisions.

NBC will begin broadcasting the series, which will not be affected by the current writers' strike because of its ownership structure, probably in February.

Mr. Horn said the workers had no choice but to strike because of what he viewed as Domino's nonstop demands for givebacks.

The new policy does not permit strikes against groups of low-level fighters or weapons depots — so-called "signature strikes" — because of the administration's concern about civilian casualties, the official said.

Infiltration of Merovingian gold from France in the 6th century prompted the issue of Anglo-Saxon gold "thirds" in the 7th; solidi were only very rarely struck, because of their high intrinsic value.

As he put it, "My acquaintance was struck because of my involvement in politics," but Ms. Varis stands apart from the "people involved in political giving that you have a fairly business-like relationship with," he said.