Sentence examples for partly because it would be from inspiring English sources

Surrogate Judge Albert Emanuelli said it was "no longer feasible" to display the painting, partly because it would be so attractive to thieves after its recent appraisal.

Why? Partly because I never agreed with the current UK government policies on practically anything, so voting no would be a vote for that government and that stuck in my throat, and partly because it would be great for Scotland to stand on its own two feet and develop a national confidence that in some ways it has lacked.

This is partly because it would be impractical to manipulate the behaviour of users in ways that would give meaningful results.

Tied into a trying contract, she wrote the 1977 Eurovision entry Rock Bottom with Mike Moran, partly because it would be released on another label.

A Congressional investigation might be in order, partly in the interest of public health and partly because it would be pretty amusing to see members of Congress riding Zenobio.

He won't do that: partly because he is worried about the financial market reaction; partly because it would be admitting that Balls has read the economy better over the past year than he has.

He admits in the article that his commitment to the BBC is partly ideological, "because it would be more difficult to make fun of lots of things which are wrong in society on a Murdoch channel, because you are already part of the problem".

Partly because it'd be nice to give some of the stories more space to breathe, and partly because I'm presuming the economies of scale involved might make it possible to do away with the occasional "cost-cutting" talky episodes altogether.

After entering the cabinet as minister of technology (1966-70), he backed Concorde, not least because it would be partly built in his Bristol constituency.

Yet a central piece of Senator Lee's plan -- a new Child Tax Credit to complement the existing credit -- would do little or nothing for many working-poor families because it would be only partly refundable.

The Marvell Press was so named partly because of the 17th-century poet Andrew Marvell's connection with Hull, partly because they realised it would be a marvel if the thing worked.