Sentence examples for may be thanks from inspiring English sources

That, in part, may be thanks to its deep expatriate community and cheap performance spaces.

Some of these busts may be thanks to rival cartels' tip-offs.

That the city remained standing may be thanks to General Choltitz, who claimed that he refused Hitler's order to destroy Paris before surrendering it.

Bruised, mournful, yet somehow sanctified by a hero's death, NascarNation moved on last week, eyes on the prizes of the road ahead in what may be, thanks to its first full network television deal, its biggest year ever.

He was driven not only by what he called "an incredible desire to win," but by a desire to beat the individuals he saw as most likely to stand in the way of his being No. 1. Senna's most important record that still stands, his 65 pole positions -- which Schumacher is closing in on, needing seven poles to equal -- may be thanks to this desire to crush Prost.

And that may be thanks to two unlikely sources: Google and Amazon.

When those artists who migrate south have artistic triumphs, it may well be thanks to Victoria's foresight and encouragement.

And that may well be thanks to, yep, Amazon and Google.

If the former turns out to be the case, it may well be thanks to the efforts of organizations supporting minority farmers, which have themselves grown significantly in recent years.

One that may be familiar (thanks to late-night ads) is the Jitterbug Plus.

Things may be changing, thanks, in part, to the recent spate of abuse revelations.