Sentence examples for temper because of from inspiring English sources

LONDON — Frederick A. Goodwin, the disgraced former chief executive of Royal Bank of Scotland, used to lose his temper because of biscuits and sent the bank's staff into "panic mode" because of a broken model airplane, according to a new book.

However, the fact that you had a blazing row with your partner over Heston's snail porridge, or that you arrived late, and in a temper, because of the Tube strike, is, I'm afraid, inadmissible evidence when it comes to judging culinary excellence.

KEVIN ROOSE TEMPER TANTRUMS Frederick A. Goodwin, left, the disgraced former chief executive of Royal Bank of Scotland, used to lose his temper because of biscuits and sent the bank's staff into "panic mode" because of a broken model airplane, according to a new book.

By Edward Mrs. Friendly and James Thurber The New Yorker, September 7, 1929 P. 17 Querulous executive in ill temper because of a compressed air drill outside his window, instructs secretary to tell visitor to go to hell, but adds, "Dont antagonize him".

"However, hopes for future improvement need to be tempered because of continued layoffs, high gasoline prices and increased utility costs".

Why do you have a positive outlook on the group? A. I am positive on the sector, but my enthusiasm is tempered because of valuations, which are close to all-time highs.

"So explicit condemnation has been tempered because of that context".

Previous studies suggested that a single virus established productive infection, but these conclusions were tempered because of limited sampling; now, we have greatly increased our confidence in this observation through modeling the observed earliest sample diversity based on vastly more extensive sampling.

Although several epidemiological studies report positive associations between glycemia and LEA (10– 14), their conclusions are often tempered because of small sample sizes or short follow-up times.

It was throwing a temper tantrum because of what I did to it about 48 hours prior.

CNN ran an article discussing how white Americans are uncomfortable with any sign of Obama showing his temper because he would evoke the stereotype of the angry African-American man.