Sentence examples for obviously because of from inspiring English sources

"That's obviously because of higher rents," he said.

Some of that is obviously because of the economic slowdown.

Obviously, because of my disability, I need assistance.

It was obviously because of lack of political, sort of, will.

"It was tricky, obviously, because of Paul's death," said John Tillinger, the show's director.

The primary compounds cloverleaf, gentleman, and (less obviously, because of the spelling) already show the collocation of two free forms.

He was drafted obviously because of his athletic ability but also because of his toughness and tenacity".

A spokesman said: "We are getting to people but obviously because of the road conditions we are getting there slower.

"At the top end, prices dropped less obviously, because most of those sellers can afford to wait for a better offer".

We're talking about drinking obviously because all of us sometimes drink too much.

Obviously, because lack of oil is not the only reason one may be inclined to move toward cleaner and more efficient means of producing energy.