Sentence examples for more perhaps because from inspiring English sources

The weight-loss maintainers also exercised more, perhaps because they were more likely to have exercise equipment in their homes.

But Gov. David Paterson has been slow to close more, perhaps because of pressure from lawmakers and unions.

More perhaps because he employs a seriocomic framework: the bumpy relations between Emerson and Thomas and Jane Carlyle.

Phone makers — Apple, in particular — aren't giving specific hour estimates on battery life any more, perhaps because mileage varies so much depending on how you use your phone.

The Treasury doesn't even publish tax benefit model tables for disabled people any more, perhaps because the facts are so shameful.

In a few cases the police have launched desultory investigations but little more, perhaps because its chiefs are part of the political elite that stands to gain from the violence.

Turning to Anna May Wong and Vincent Chin, Ho Davies' prose seems to grow more pointed, more specific, perhaps because their lives (or deaths) are more familiar.

One possible explanation is that both lists are missing more and more deaths, perhaps because murders are increasingly taking place in remote areas.

It's darker and more conventional than Effie's story, but it's also more engaging, perhaps because it's much more economical.

The magic here is a bit more forced, perhaps because it is more urgently needed.

"The magic here is a bit more forced, perhaps because it is more urgently needed," A. O. Scott wrote in The Times, comparing this film with "E.T".