It's impossible to say for certain when the internet began, mainly because nobody can agree on what, precisely, the internet is.
She has said in interviews that she started photographing disabled veterans soon after the war began mainly because she didn't see anyone else doing so.
Under the multiyear plan, the cost per submarine probably would still be higher than the original forecast in 1992, when the program began, mainly because of increasing material and labor costs.
Keller began cooking mainly because his mother — who ran restaurants but whose culinary genes started and stopped at "spaghetti and onions tossed with cottage cheese" — handed him an apron when her cook got sick.
Mainly because, it's kinda true.
The story it tells is poignant, yet somehow less than consequential, in part because the great and ostensibly astonishing reveal is telegraphed from the beginning, but mainly because the music never quite rises to the emotive crescendos the tale would seem to demand.
Security officials said last night that the conflict, while not over, had begun to subside, mainly because no more Madurese are available for the Dayaks to hunt.
There's a scene in the film where Carter sheds tears, and when Collier saw it, she put her head in her hands and began to cry too, mainly because he looked so much like their son.
Still, near the end of their time there, the magic began to wear off, mainly because of the influx of moneyed home buyers, which they felt was changing the scruffy, bohemian village into a spiffed-up Cape Cod version of the Hamptons.
But in recent years I've begun to come round, mainly because my daughter loves rock pools and sand, an appetite nurtured quite brilliantly by her mother.
According to John Scott, president of Scott, Fitton Company of New Haven, marketing consultants to the real-estate industry, the boom in office construction that caused so much local opposition is now beginning to cool rapidly, mainly because it was fueled by tax shelter advantages.
