Sentence examples for because very often from inspiring English sources

Comedian Bill Maher, who gave $1 million in February, explained his donation by stating, "All the liberals were saying it's in the bag for Obama -- I guess because all the Republicans were making such fools of themselves and the economy was turning around, and because, very often, liberals don't pay that much attention to politics.

Is it because very often the people — the perpetrators as well as the victims — are minorities?

It was a curious criticism because very often Zidane had been accused of appearing too cold and controlled.

"They recognise that their members will be asked by patients about it because very often the relationship between the nurse and the patient is perhaps the closest one".

"And I'm not just talking about performers here, because very often people with musical responsibilities in administration have a much bigger artistic dimension than many performers".

Because very often the goalkeeper has to disentangle him-/herself from other players or move around fallen players, and it would be unfair to begin the count in such a case".

Because they very often lack the capacity to follow through.

I thank you for all your tips, because they very often unearth gold.

I say this because politicians very often get themselves into trouble when they subscribe to what you might call the transference theory of political popularity.

In spite of this obstacle, we found it important to investigate the FLT methodology in liver metastases because they very often are the main target in treatment of CRC.

"Everything was just very, very dilapidated and always filthy, which wasn't the flat's fault ― it was normally my fault because people very often say to me, 'How did you do it?