Sentence examples for or probably because from inspiring English sources
In spite of — or, probably, because of — these potent and problematic elements, "Oh, Susanna" was a shattering hit, in part because of steam.
Despite this, or probably because of it, Berlin seems to have become a great city again, and no one is more surprised than the Berliners themselves.
At the end of the book, Murphy – a drifter based to a large extent on Beckett himself – plays a fatal game against Mr Endon, who despite (or probably because of) being mad, has an aesthetically attractive style, full of repetitions and reversals, which Murphy realises he will never be able to match, forcing him into the ultimate form of resignation – suicide.
And two in five of the remaining third work for cash, outside the legal system, according to Alfredo Monza, an economist at the national statistics institute.Despite, or probably because of, the rigid labour laws and high payroll taxes, most Argentines thus work under flexible contracts, or none.
That's something unseen today, Weissert says, "perhaps or probably because it will take a long time to happen".
Despite that, or probably because of that, those left on the outside looking in experience FOMO at its finest.
On the other hand, it was shown that C. viridis also select the same coral colonies also when there are no conspecifics (adults or juveniles) probably because of different (unknown) qualities of the corals [22].
Yet, it has had virtually no impact on the midterm election campaign or in the broader public probably because Americans as a whole have simply moved beyond Iraq.
This may be due to the fresh study course of younger radiographers (or probably, also because of the recent change of radiographers educational system).
At the same time, markets like Atlanta, Chicago and New York remained weak or deteriorated, probably because of harsh weather and difficulty securing mortgages, the report said.
Yet his depictions of arses and cocks don't seem at all shocking or provocative, probably because his renditions of human flesh are so drab and vague.
