Sentence examples for chiefly because there from inspiring English sources

Achieving growth of any size would be "very difficult," chiefly because there has been no significant increase in investments, Haralambos Gotsis, an economics professor at the University of Piraeus, told Greek television.

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.

Despite a few minor misdemeanours, I never got into any real trouble, chiefly because there wasn't opportunity to do so.

Another limitation is that it was not possible to quantify the clarity of soft tissues nor utility of each imaging technique, mainly because there was no existing 'gold standard' , but also because routine clinical assessments of soft tissues are chiefly qualitative or semi-quantitative.

Retail prices are soaring there chiefly because of domestic factors, such as refinery bottlenecks and new regulations, not because of a shortage of oil.

Most of the available armed forces of the United States are pinned down in a place that represents a threat chiefly because American troops are there.

People choose to live in Encino for a variety of reasons — chiefly because they can own more land there for considerably less money than over the hill — but few move there expecting a culturally enriching environment.

They are retained together in this classification as the Holostei chiefly because emerging molecular data suggest that there is a close relationship between them.

He chose Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, as his first stop, chiefly because he knew an Indian immigrant there.

Sharma chose Pittsburgh as his first stop, chiefly because he knew an Indian immigrant there.

Although numerous papers have been published on such CG techniques, there still remain considerable challenges, chiefly because both the spatial and the temporal scales vary between different engineering processes.