Sentence examples for essentially because the from inspiring English sources
Those payments ended around 1996, a former C.I.A. Middle East station chief told me, essentially because the agency had doubts about Chalabi's integrity.
The action is dramatic essentially because the characters' stubborn pride, central to their being, has to succumb to the demands of their instincts.
The situation is very difficult, essentially because the DR is a poor, but robust country, whereas Haiti is a complete economic basket case strongly dependent on foreign aid.
County officials learned recently that Westchester could take a large cut in federal community aid next year, essentially because the county is too wealthy.
But Snyder, while accepting culpability, said "I'm ready to get sick" — essentially because the EPA didn't stop him and his state officials earlier from doing harm.
Yet Hollywood has been more resistant to reward Netflix, essentially because the company has zero interest in the traditional model of theatrical distribution.
Despite such statistics, the American military has, for the most part, looked the other way, essentially because of the belief that the warlords can deliver the Taliban and Al Qaeda.
"It came about essentially because of the geology and the waters being derived from those metamorphic rocks," Dr. Maltman said.
Condition monitoring of IC engines through the analysis of their vibrations has been recognized to be a difficult issue, essentially because of the complexity of the signals that are involved.
It is worth noting that the MALDI-TOF oligosaccharide profiles do not allow the unequivocal structural determination of the released oligosaccharides, essentially because of the isobaric nature of Xyl p and Ara f.
