Sentence examples for more mostly because from inspiring English sources

I don't hunt any more, mostly because I discovered buffalo run faster than I do.

We tend to do this every two years, partly because we couldn't afford to do it more, mostly because I couldn't bear to go away every year.

He is trying to get the Blue Devils to run the court more, mostly because of the standout sophomore point guard Jason Williams and the freshman Chris Duhon.

But several people connected to Mr. Letterman's show said he had begun to hint that he may be looking to extend his run a year or two more, mostly because his life still revolves around his daily performance.

"The big bettors are five times more likely to say they typically bet less rather than more, mostly because they either had to accept short odds on the 'juiced' horse, or lose the bet to a 'super trainer,' " Green said.

The townhouses, which were originally expected to cost $137,000 each to build, are costing $30,000 more, mostly because of increases over six years in the cost of materials and labor.

Originally, most wheelchairs were made of steel, but alternative materials such as aluminium, titanium, and carbon are now becoming more and more popular, mostly because they allow building lighter and stiffer wheelchairs [ 11].

Wealthier sections have returned more quickly, mostly because homeowners were more likely to be fully insured and had other resources to tap even if they weren't.

In 2007 he returned to the United States to play in M.L.S. Rogers does not look back negatively on his first European experience and remains confident that his second will be more successful, mostly because he is more mature.

The new work in her show here looks more persuasive, mostly because there's less of it.

For its part, the office furniture industry has also grown more optimistic, mostly because small- and medium-size companies appear to have begun spending on office furniture again.