Sentence examples for chiefly because the from inspiring English sources

The grumbles are louder in China chiefly because the stakes are higher.

The masonry and plastering alone was 27,000 euros ($38,000), chiefly because the medieval walls had never been grouted.

That is chiefly because the firms spend millions on marketing, for instance by hiring Korean celebrities and investing heavily in TV ads.

In Berkeley, California, home of the first PACE scheme, the take-up rate is similarly paltry.Homeowners are unimpressed chiefly because the interest rates on the loans look high.

In 1935, on an impulse, Greene travelled to Liberia, chiefly because "the most reliable map available still showed large blank areas with only the word 'Cannibals' written across".

That is chiefly because the CBO's estimation that the law will ultimately cut the total number of hours worked played into the Republican claim that Obamacare "destroys jobs".

He was critical chiefly because, of the three main candidates, Obama seemed to him the most conservative (his health plan, for instance, didn't mandate universal coverage), but it wasn't just his policies that Krugman objected to.

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Dialect literature flourishes mainly in the German-speaking part of the country, chiefly because there the people, regardless of social rank and education, consistently use dialect for everyday purposes.

He says, "Your ability to have an impact on a large scale is just greater in the for-profit world, and that's chiefly because of the capital and the talent available to you".

Ms. Gerring's work "She Dreams in Code," currently at the Baryshnikov Arts Center, has several steps that stay powerfully in the memory, chiefly because of the way these dancers move their torsos.