Sentence examples for although not because from inspiring English sources

This method has worked before, Keith explained, although not because of any human activity.

Business interests back the idea, although not because they think businesses are clamoring to get it.

Its stories and its cast of characters make it irresistible -- although not because of their charm.

The cigarette is a key prop, although not because anyone still thinks smoking is cool.

"THE SURRENDER" is a brave book -- although not because it tackles a "taboo" or because it is frank.

Although not because they couldn't answer a simple question, but because they didn't even realise it was there.

I double-majored in biology and English--although not because I ever expected to merge the two into a single career.

"See you later," I murmured, although I didn't, because, after I left for the airport, Mark read dozens of our messages.

Michael Gambon has talked openly about his enforced retirement from the stage, although not from television, because of difficulty retaining lines.

Hepatitis C is a blood-borne infection transmitted historically through blood transfusion – although not since 1991, because of screening – as well as injecting drugs.

Both lawyers said there were plenty of legal precedents when it comes to sports injuries, although not for golf because in its ideal form it does not involve contact.