Sentence examples for because of the almost from inspiring English sources

I have a sneaking suspicion that The Laptop Company is doing this because of the almost guaranteed press attention this will be getting, in which case its strategy has already paid off.

I voted because of the almost insurmountable obstacles to reform in Europe.

Because of the almost pitch-perfect balance of men and women.

The affinity was natural, Bartlett writes, because of the almost socialist striving for simplicity in her designs.

It was sometimes called "demon's work" (guigong) because of the almost supernatural skill it was supposed to require.

But he cut those taxes, and the Government ended up getting more revenues because of the almost instant stimula ( sic) to the economy".

It's well worth the effort, via several routes, because of the almost-untouched views around the beautiful Back o' Skiddaw fells, as well as the moors and valleys.

Because of the almost-unity heritability the number of haplotype copies is hardly regressed towards the mean for genotyped animals.

Because of this, almost all of the MEC-contaminated land is already owned by the DOD.

I think it's the former, simply because of the innocent, almost childlike compassion that suffuses this movie.

Arnim had little chance of recognizing the deception or responding to it after the blow fell because of the Allies' almost total command of the air.