Sentence examples for because they were mostly from inspiring English sources
I couldn't always believe the promoters and the managers, because they were mostly concerned with the money.
Recent research by Professor Alan Smithers, of Buckingham University, concluded that although results at single-sex schools were better than average, this was because they were mostly grammar schools and had better-off pupils.
California, a state in comparable if not worse budgetary distress, would get no such relief for its previous expansions of Medicaid because they were mostly achieved through amendments to its state Medicaid plan, not the waiver process.
Because they were mostly cast as blocks, the result was startling: a landslide for the unorthodox Mr Koizumi, with his silver suit, dishevelled hair and professed liking for heavy metal music.
Before the Big Bang, retail banks were safe and boring, while merchant banks had a different culture but because they were mostly partnerships it was their own money that was at risk.
Non-HLA candidate gene studies were less fruitful because they were mostly underpowered to detect modest effects and were frequently designed to investigate one or two functional polymorphisms, meaning that gene coverage was poor.
My greatest regrets... are too embarrassing to list, because they're mostly professional, self-serving and egocentric.
Just as important, most of my 985 friends weren't grouped, because they're mostly random readers or people who friend everyone.
The many great works in the show's first half tend to be overly familiar because they are mostly drawn from the museum's collection.
And because they are mostly self-made, today's rich are restless, dynamic and much keener on change than the aristocrats of old.
