Sentence examples for because unusually from inspiring English sources

But it's also because, unusually, there has been enough time to tinker with small things.

Perhaps that's because, unusually, the eurozone is off on its August holidays with no major disasters circling.

He criticized Morton's sketchy portrayal of Madonna's relationship with deceased painter Jean-Michel Basquiat, saying "he commits an error by doing so because, unusually for Madonna, this was a relationship of equals".

Partly because, unusually, they are allowed to be.

This is important because, unusually, this gives it the freedom to take in anyone.

Tablets from Apple and Samsung easily outsell the Kindle Fire perhaps because, unusually for an Amazon emporium, its app store offers a smaller selection than do the others.

This was a wonderful experience, not just because of the exceptional talent that proved eager to join the Duke Kunshan project, but because, most unusually, the faculty was hired with the needs of the whole, integrated curriculum in mind.

Does tax revenue recover because of unusually rapid growth in the economy, or because policymakers legislate tax increases?

As long as she keeps her job she can afford the 650 kwacha ($7.38 or£4.677) rent each month on her house and her food because - unusually in Malawi, where extended families are the norm - she has nobody else to support.

Crime dropped, in large part because of unusually harsh weather.

Largely because of unusually good weather, 1958 was an exceptionally good year for agricultural output.