Sentence examples for could well be because from inspiring English sources

And that could well be because scarlet macaws aren't known for mimicry or their ability to talk.

That could well be because no-one knows what is going to happen beyond 2020, when the EU begins its next phase of research funding (Framework 9).

If the flight's overbooked — and it could well be, because so many people intentionally choose the latest possible flight — and you're bumped, you could be stranded overnight.

It could well be because the trauma you endured is nonspecific, but it could also be because forgetting is so much easier than recounting.

So if this year's cyclists seem to be speeding over the French mountains at a slower pace, it could well be because they aren't doping — or are doping less than past competitors have.

This difference could well be because Taiwanese secondary school teachers have long been revealed to face higher pressure of college entrance systems and thus seldom use technologies in the classroom.

Facing questions from the liaison committee of senior MPs on energy policy, Mr Cameron said direct cash compensation could well be justified "because of the disturbance of a well being dug" in the early stages.

Ultimately, however, any political repercussions could well be muted because of the timing of the big energy price moves.

If Mr. Hennig does eventually get a mortgage, however, his monthly payment could well be higher, because of the same factors Mr. Melcher first noticed long ago.

It could well be successful because musicals are popular at the moment," he said, adding that many would support it because it is one of the first Spanish musicals in Madrid not to have been translated from English.

But it could well be that because the violation of the Sixth Amendment rights of Jones, Thurston, and Ball was too clear-cut, the three will have to remain in prison and hope that a more ambiguous case comes along.