Sentence examples for it is primarily because from inspiring English sources

If India today lags China as Infosys' Murthy lamented, it is primarily because it has not understood that its initial economic reforms don't need to be expanded as much as supported by reforms in politics, governance and justice.

One reason for doing so is to gain a wider audience but it is primarily because she and her co-writers worry about serious problems down the road with social security reform.

Well, we know that when the housing market declines, it is primarily because the access provided by that house has lost value the key benefit of the home is reflected in and falls with the price, as we'd expect.

"Our shareholders have expended over $12 million during the past four years," Mr. Wentworth said in a statement, "and it is primarily because the budget allocated to gain approval for a Newark arena has now been depleted that these offices are being closed".

If Miss Subways is remembered today, it is primarily because of the 1944 musical "On the Town," whose heroine is Miss Turnstiles; she is pursued by a trio of sailors who have just learned that the Bronx is up and the Battery's down.

IS: Why do you think you won? MR: I was obviously rather surprised that I fitted the credentials, but as I see it, it is primarily because my work is on cosmology and astrophysics and they support work of that kind, because of its general interest.

Food safety attorney and advocate Bill Marler told KABC-TV, "It has not reached a point where people generally are aware of it and I think it's primarily because, like pink slime, nobody knew where it was.

"And I think it's primarily because of 9/11".

It's primarily because of habits, values and social capital.

"It's primarily because of increased cooperation between naval vessels and merchant ships," Mr. Mody said in a telephone interview.

And it's primarily because we have a generation of politicians who have done nothing apart from politics.