Sentence examples for because it is slightly from inspiring English sources

Hudson is itself a point of contention, mostly because it is slightly too perfect.

Perhaps it was slightly more obvious because it is slightly more crucial in this state.

It has a slightly upmarket crowd, maybe because it is slightly upmarket.

P123 is not as cost effective as HPAM because it is slightly more expensive and needs a higher concentration for a similar viscosity.

The strategy was unsuccessful in Louisiana, but Republicans view the Mississippi district as more receptive because it is slightly more conservative and has fewer African American voters.

British retailers are keen to increase the amount of recycled material in their packaging, partly because it is slightly cheaper than the virgin sort but mainly because their customers are keen on the idea.

It was a desolate moment, because it was slightly disgusting.

Newcastle is slightly more pricey, maybe because it's slightly more picturesque.

But I like casually forgetting, not least because there's a lot of other traffic between then and now but also because it's more fun because it's slightly more fresh," he added.

Because it's slightly more vegetal than a potato, it's also more virtuous and less filling, which means you can enjoy more of them.

He reinstated the mission after it had been canceled by a previous administrator because it was slightly more risky than most shuttle flights.