Sentence examples for only because of a from inspiring English sources

You are alive only because of a combination of luck and privilege.

(Barry Bonds has been less popular only because of a sour public persona).

Well yes, but only because of a desperate housing shortage after the second world war.

Wagner's Bayreuth or Britten's Aldeburgh exist only because of a composer's vision.

But that height will be reached only because of a spire several hundred feet tall.

Sometimes one noticed them only because of a familiar line or a rhyme.

But all this is really feasible only because of a slug of new investment.

But only because of "a Peter Brook quote to the effect that it's impossible to create if you are unhappy..

The boys meet Marion Katie Carrr) when she courageously calms a large rampaging dinosaur (rampaging only because of a toothache).

Through 50 minutes, today's qualifying match remained scoreless only because of a brilliant save by goalkeeper Tony Meola.

It's only because of a few committed people that we have been able to maintain our numbers".