Sentence examples for because of the mostly from inspiring English sources

He wanted to walk out, but the police would not permit it because of the mostly hostile crowd.

The school is in Eastleigh, a working-class residential and commercial district nicknamed Little Mogadishu because of the mostly Somali immigrant population there; a good number of the school's students are Somali or Somali-Kenyan, and many are Muslim.

Sure enough, a few alligators gathered via e-mail after last week's column, which said that Wi-Fi service was deteriorating in many hotel guest rooms because of the mostly unanticipated bandwidth demands of smartphones and, particularly, video-hungry iPads.

Because of the mostly open (and by open I mean open in the public sense) nature of most of the most popular networks on the web (Google, Facebook, Twitter), when you publish information onto today\'s web it faces an immediately diminishing marginal utility curve.

Because of the mostly warm weather the style here kind of never changes.

Because of the mostly negative critical reaction however, the stunt arena was changed back to its original version after the season.

Because of the mostly-anonymous nature of Chatroulette, that data will be hard to come by.

Similarly, women's heart troubles were overlooked because of the way mostly male researchers asked the questions.

That's not because of the choreography, which mostly takes second place to the drama of performance.

She said she much preferred working in Cartagena, in part because of the testing but mostly because the foreign tourists here pay higher rates.

At both Goldman and Uber, Chapin would go through rough patches but resisted therapy, in part because of the outlandish costs but mostly because of the hassle.