Sentence examples for not mostly because from inspiring English sources

That's not mostly because our institutions perform much worse than they did in 1925 and 1955, when they were widely trusted.

So far, 144 countries have, but China, Russia, Pakistan, India and the United States still refuse.China is said to be considering signing, but America will not, mostly because minefields help keep North Koreans out of South Korea.

Nevertheless, the nurses did not ask the residents openly in what way they experienced a sense of belonging or not, mostly because they did not think that the residents could answer properly.

On Thursday, he didn't – mostly because it wasn't necessary.

Some of those who are clearly running — Jeb Bush, for example — are still pretending that they aren't, mostly because declaring would change the fund-raising rules.

"You don't know what it's like to be your daughter," Coco said more than once, and it was true, we didn't, mostly because I never thought of Sonic Youth as being that well-known.

I try to make conversation, but can't, mostly because I keep thinking, Why is this man in my house?

I remember being seven years old and jealous that my sister got to go see Clueless and I didn't, mostly because I was jealous of everything she got to do.

The Chinese Internet advertising market, for example, is estimated to be $2 billion in 2008, yet they are not included (mostly because I can't find data on user numbers for the networks).

I feel enraged, sad, and emboldened about the election, but not guilty, mostly because I've learned that guilt doesn't accomplish much.

The registrars and supervisors were not paired, mostly because supervisors and registrars tend to rotate, which means we could not directly compare the opinions of a registrar with those of his/her concurrent supervisor.