Sentence examples for not maybe because from inspiring English sources

"Why not?" "Maybe because I am not a professional".

Denmark, for instance, is suddenly hot; Greece, a perennial favorite, is not, maybe because of security concerns.

"They could use some discretion but they're not – maybe because they want to look as if they are clamping down".

Penta D met Hardy-Weinberg expectations, whereas Penta E did not, maybe because of the small sample size in relation to the large number of alleles of this locus.

"Now they don't, maybe because of the economy.

I get annoyed now thinking of all the extra time I could have spent in there with her but didn't, maybe because I was hanging out with some girl or spending too much time in the studio, because being in that hospital room with Amy were some of the most magical times we ever had.

Wales create quick ball, whereas England don't, maybe because of their lack of big ball-carriers.

Yet I'm not smiling – maybe because, like a lot of less wealthy Americans, I never went to a dentist as a child.

He didn't comply with the demand, maybe because, as it turned out, the man didn't have a weapon.

Not so much now, maybe, because I'm older.

It only means that they were not detected, maybe because of molecular biases, and/or maybe because they were, in the Carnoulès conditions, not in sufficient abundance to be detected by molecular approaches.