Sentence examples for because they were especially from inspiring English sources
The losses became unbearable not because they were especially large, but because they seemed pointless to many Israelis.
The Finns were successful because they were especially good at guessing what others would want from their mobile phones.
Many volunteers said they were going because they were especially outraged that the United States said it was bringing democracy while actually killing civilians daily.
The latter had a problem with people nicking its ashtrays, not because they were especially desirable; it was just so hard to get a table that people wanted proof that they'd actually been.
That was not because they were especially bullish about the prospects for the US but rather because they were worried about the possibility of a breakup of the euro.
The Jews' prominence in boxing wasn't necessarily because Jews liked to box, or because they were especially talented at the sport, but because, like bootlegging and racketeering, it was one of the few career options they had.
The meat of the book is the celebration of special places to stay — all featured because they are especially beautiful, or slow, or inspiring (or all three).
Brick facade on the houses masked their interior structures, which are known as "balloon-frame" and are disliked by firefighters because they are especially "susceptible for quick spreading of fire" from floor to floor, Mr. Long said.
But because they are especially conscientious, they invited an independent measurer to accompany them last night as they marked off each mile, each five kilometers and the halfway point of the course.
Lenders are struggling to minimize risk, and because they are especially at risk to lose money on residential real estate loans, they are cutting back on homeowners' credit lines or freezing them altogether.
