Sentence examples for likely not because from inspiring English sources
The automotive production number has increased in both of the last two months most likely not because of sales — which are at record lows — but because production had been unusually low because of a strike at an auto parts supplier, American Axle.
If one gets impatient when Paul Ryan, say, goes on a bit too long with one of those graphs showing that we are doomed unless we smash Medicaid into little ineffectual pieces, it's likely not because of his too blindingly quick mind but rather his dodgy math and his pleased callousness.
Likely not because of the backlash in perception.
Likely not, because the answers – STEM and STEAM – are incomplete answers to an incomplete question.
On the other hand, Mix females were more reserved towards this variant, likely not because they have attached anything seriously negative to it, but because they were from a more conservative dialect in general.
This was likely not because the first Nervana part wasn't any good; rather, the company realized the device just wasn't good enough to substantially out-perform NVIDIA and the TensorCores it added to Volta and subsequent GPUs.
Furthermore, some metabolites were likely not detected, because of their low molecular weight, because they are not easily ionized, and because the matrix of the G. pulex extract prevented detection in the LC-MS analysis.
This is likely not only because of limitations by fusion detection tools, but also because of differences in sequencing methodology, depth and because of variation in cell line preparations from different laboratories.
This may not seem likely, not least because so much of the government's income and the nation's wealth are now dependent on the bookmaking industry.
But after Georgia a new war looks less, not more, likely, not least because the Russians would not allow Armenia, their ally and host to two big military bases, to be beaten.Yet the Armenians are not complacent.
Performance on this task was likely not perfect, because interpolating the angle of an edge defined by the intersection of two planes is challenging (Pani, William, & Shippey, 1998).
