Sentence examples for maybe also because from inspiring English sources

He repeated it a couple of times for emphasis, but maybe also because not everyone in the room was paying attention.

For the first time, maybe also because of the sun, the vibrant colours of Malde's garden looked right beneath a very British sky.

That screaming newborn on an airplane isn't annoying because she's loud, but because your brain won't let you focus on anything else while she's wailing for attention (and maybe also because she's loud).

"Culturally, maybe also because of the defeat in the war, Germans remain reluctant to borrow and banks are often state-owned, pushing less for profits from lending," said Alistair Milne, a professor at Cass Business School in London.

Because Bourne is so set on narrative and maybe also because he spent his youth living the real life, not in a dance studio the number of his dance moves is limited.

That is perhaps because Vedanta, as a foreign company, is under-researched in London but maybe also because its current valuation means it is knocking on the door of the FTSE 100.

Maybe also his last, because the 1994 Criminal Justice and Order Act made it illegal for people to gather to hear "amplified music which is wholly or predominantly characterised by the emission of a succession of repetitive beats".

Sony is holding a PlayStation Meeting in New York to unveil the PlayStation 4 'Neo', and maybe also a PS4 Slim because why not.

Bojarski has been hunts for Google exploits from a small town in Poland for the last three years and he claims to do it for the "sheer enjoyment". Maybe also for the glory, because he's killing it on Google's bug bounty leaderboards.

The quality of Piano's work is occasionally affected by regime changes, shrinking budgets and city restrictions, and maybe also a little bit because he has been so busy.

A difference in pain intensity or adverse events between PM and URM would be expected if noroxymorphone was an active metabolite, maybe also between PM and EM, because of the relatively large difference between the genotypes of noroxymorphone concentrations relative to oxycodone.