Sentence examples for but probably because from inspiring English sources

But probably because as a group we travel a lot.

Erasmus' own statements on the year of his birth are contradictory, perhaps because he did not know for certain but probably because later in life he wanted to emphasize the excessively early age at which his guardians pushed him and his elder brother Pieter to enter monastic life, in order to support his efforts to be released from his monastic vows.

His protestation is a bit unconvincing to be honest, but probably because right now, for Moscow's electronic music scene for Moscow's underground in general Philipp is a big deal.

Passengers were flung out of their seats, half reportedly suffered (potentially fat settlement check) injuries, while Maquel and his girl ran off into the desert, then came back about a half hour later possibly because he left a sweater, but probably because, well, meth.

Passengers were flung out of their seats, half of them reportedly suffering (potentially fat settlement check) injuries, while Maquel and his girl ran off into the desert, then came back about a half hour later possibly because he left a sweater, but probably because, well, meth.

We do hate them but probably because we know they know what they're doing.

"It is like the Sainte-Chapelle, in Paris, but probably better, because of the shape.

An answer that sounds a little lame, but probably only because it has the benefit of being true.

This manifestation is not typical of cryptococcal infection but probably occurred because our patient was on immunosuppressive therapy.

First, discontinuation rates would differ between osteoarthritis (OA), rheumatoid arthritis (RA) and other musculoskeletal conditions for lack of efficacy, but probably not because of adverse events.

The exact prevalence of bronchiectasis is unknown, [ 12] but probably underestimated because of the confusion with chronic bronchitis and the lack of systematic investigations.