Sentence examples for but presumably because from inspiring English sources

The gap was wider in 2008, but presumably because its native son, Mr. McCain, was on the Republican ticket.

But, presumably because of the movie studios' insane, self-defeating restrictions, shopping at those stores is generally a nightmare.

But, presumably because of their severe losses and the fighting spirit displayed by the rebels, the British commanders abandoned or indefinitely postponed such a plan.

But, presumably because he was homosexual and feared exposure — though other homosexual artists, such as Aaron Copland and Marc Blitzstein, stood firm — he could not face down the committee.

Not because only white girls spend a period of their youth making mistakes, living and learning, but presumably because it is less tricky to use pictures of white girls.

AW: But presumably because it got those reviews and also it had fabulous casting - people who went on to become very big stars obviously Micky Rourke and Ellen Barkin.

On the whole, excavations have unearthed little pewter ware dating from antiquity, not only because it has tended to perish over the years but presumably also because it was not nearly as common as glass, bronze, silver, or clay.

The series quickly became a sensation in its native country, partly because the four main characters are couples in real life, but presumably mainly because it looks like supercharged sexy trash of the best kind.

So Caroline Quentin wasn't in Marple, despite the fact that every other actor in Britain seemed to be, but presumably only because she was busy making Blue Murder at the time (ITV1).

The Chinese have given them access to the resource but presumably only because President Rodrigo Duterte has assured them he is not persisting in an argument over who owns it.

That is partly because the market has become so thin that they are hard to price, but also, presumably, because their true values are so frightening.