Sentence examples for not particularly because from inspiring English sources

And we will also see more supercentenarians, he says – not particularly because of medical advancements or improved lifestyles, but because there are just more people in the world.

A spokesman for Paddy Power said that the firm had suspended its market on Melzer-Odesnik yesterday "not particularly because of the match betting but because of the 3-0 scoreline betting.

I simply preferred the idea of watching it in Italy – not particularly because all the Italian TV presentation will be by twentysomething females who narrowly missed the cut for the Italian beach volley team- but because I wanted a bit of sun on my back.

While there's been a shift from console to browser-based games in the last few years, the impulse has remained the same: Chinese youth play games not particularly because of the challenge or entertainment, but rather because they are lonely bored lonely and have few other recreational options.

It seems that clients are attracted to a franchise because they like the concept, not particularly because it is a franchise.

It's a phrase you see everywhere, all the time--not particularly because of the times we're living in at the moment, but just in ordinary day-to-day living, you see that phrase.

But the decision trees were not particularly useful because the figures were inconclusive.

China's service and banking sectors are not particularly efficient, because they are protected from local competition by the government.