Sentence examples for mainly because of that from inspiring English sources

Nor did de Blasio end up on top because he was more "progressive" than his Democratic rivals, or not mainly because of that.

It was mainly because of that cultural affinity.

"Now, it's closer to A$80 $722)."I have never been a great fortified-wine fan myself, mainly because of that lingering 75-cent image.

The likelihood of Pacquiao making the same mistake he did against Juan Manuel Márquez and walking on to the sort of right hand that left him face down and out is slim – mainly because of that first devastating incident.

"It was impossible to get angry about this, mainly because of that smile that met me, so proud," explains Ella's father, Knut Espen Bryhn, who Instagrammed the automobile art.

He continued that "the main problem was the fact that the number of effects shots had dramatically increased, mainly because of issues that arose during shooting with the physical effects".

The school population has shrunk over the last five years, from 620 students in 1999, mainly because of ordinances that discouraged landlords from renting summer properties to families with children for the nonsummer months.

Gene ontology (GO) analysis showed that categories related to cell cycle and DNA metabolism were the most over-represented biological themes among the DE genes, mainly because of genes that were overexpressed in exponentially growing cells (P<10−5).

All authorities agree, however, that it was mainly because of Kautilya that the Mauryan empire under Chandragupta and later under Ashoka (reigned c. 265 c. 238) became a model of efficient government.

It has attacked the proposals on a number of fronts, but mainly because of concerns that blasting during construction will disturb an aquifer that serves nearly a third of the county's residents and communities in New Jersey.

It never gained widespread popular support, mainly because of fears that many workers would be forced to buy policies that they could not readily afford.