Sentence examples for exclusively because it from inspiring English sources
The idea of an individual mandate, he noted in the speech, "has found some favor in the United States Congress, primarily among Republicans, but not exclusively, because it has the appeal of not imposing a business mandate, which has a bad sound to it".
The district court agreed, dismissing the case exclusively because it "involves 'allegations' about [secret] conduct by the CIA".
The district court agreed, dismissing the case exclusively because it "involves allegations" about [secret] conduct by the CIA".
Super Mario Maker is going to be the most fiendishly challenging Mario game of all time, well beyond "nails-from-diamonds hard," exclusively because it's guaranteed to have certifiably impossible levels.
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We'll ask startups if we can cover their news exclusively, because, well, that guarantees that we break the story and that's what we're all about.
With an election looming, it far too blatantly suggested that the €4.5 billion ($6.8 billion) worth of restructuring loans it was willing to make available was exclusively for Magna/Sberbank because it alone was promising not to close factories in Germany.
In my mind Apple lost the 'Beta' fallback the moment it started running commercials promoting the feature — some people are buying an iPhone 4S exclusively because of Siri because it's been so highly touted.
Microsoft's rivals have argued that record companies and Hollywood studios will increasingly tailor their digital products exclusively for Media Player, because it will be the only software player they are sure that people will have on their personal computers.
Global markets in commodities are priced and transacted almost exclusively in dollars, because it is convenient for buyers and sellers.
Since the 1960s, pits have been made almost exclusively from plutonium, because it fissions faster, produces more neutrons and has a much smaller critical mass.
