Sentence examples for not mainly because from inspiring English sources

And again, this is not mainly because of the Amazon.

This is not mainly because Eliot was a raving intellectual, but because he was a chap.

And that's not mainly because of rising debt; it's because of an assumed rise in interest rates.

But there is not, mainly because his desk and office are too crammed with Oscars, Emmys and Tonys to fit even a stray scrap of paper.

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

The flu evolves, but probably not mainly because of immunization, said Stanley Plotkin, an emeritus professor of pediatrics at the University of Pennsylvania.

My guess is he won't, mainly because the grounds crew guy isn't making $5 million a year guaranteed.

According to a recent report commissioned by the Leadership Foundation for Higher Education and written by Jacky Lumby, professor at the University of Southampton, we don't, mainly because we are looking at the role of leadership through a narrow lens.

I'm pretty sure I wouldn't, mainly because I can't be bothered with charity work.

They concluded that it wasn't, mainly because the benefit of the award for new investigators (higher funding rates) didn't offset the awards disadvantages (in particular, its small size and the fact that R29 winners didn't compete as well for R01s as NIH had hoped).

They don't, mainly because Splyce are, as Brice observes, on fire (right up until they meet OpTic, anyway), while Epsilon fail to make it out of the group stage.