Sentence examples for is entirely because from inspiring English sources

But the removal of semi-automatic weapons from stores is entirely because of diminished interest in the products, according to Walmart.

That is entirely because of his one-man mission -- some might say obsession -- to bring Czech literature in English translation to American readers.

The weakening of trade unions has been central to this process; the popular view that the fall in wages is entirely because of immigration is wrong.

In short, our difficult situation is entirely because of the ability of the right to protect the extremely rich from taxes and regulation and the inability of the left to get popular support for needed tax reforms.

And if export prices have picked up recently this is entirely because of the rise in the yuan against the dollar, not faster inflation in China.In any case, the impact of China on global inflation depends on differences in price levels between countries, not on the rate of change in its export prices.

That he has not won a grand slam before is entirely because he has had the fortune – or misfortune – to be playing in the same era as three of the greatest players who have ever lived: Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic.

That's entirely because of her.

It was entirely because of the timing in the roll-out of that story.

"The reason I got into coaching was entirely because of my brother," Brian Hill said.

However, the gain was entirely because of the commodity price boom, as export volumes actually fell.

The second or third glass almost always tastes better than the first, though this may not be entirely because of the air.