Sentence examples for possibly because there are from inspiring English sources

No, although the German markets are the best known, possibly because there are several thousand of them.

So far few public sector organisations have taken advantage of the arrangement, possibly because there are nowhere near as many iPhones as regular mobiles or computers in use.

However, not many writing teachers use games to teach writing possibly because there are currently no textbooks on teaching writing with games and most scholarship on game-based pedagogy consists of case studies conducted by individual teachers.

But at least some of this is related to higher levels of social deprivation and smoking in cities. Accidental death, on the other hand, is more common in the countryside, possibly because there are more fatal road traffic accidents.

Executives and experts point to several factors hampering the industry: high fixed costs, especially with labor; poor management decisions; a balance sheet that relies on high-spending business travelers, and therefore a healthy economy, for profits; and a glut of seats, possibly because there are too many companies.

As for the proposed TDCAF, in most of cases, the max operation outperforms the sum operation, possibly because there are more discriminative information contained by using the max operation.

It's also possibly because there weren't that many critical reviews in the first place.

Possibly because there were so many priests and rabbis around, nibbling on kosher hors d'oeuvres.

This was possibly because there were none, but loyalty also built a tight ship.

Last week a petition to keep Page 3 appeared, possibly because there was no Page 3 girl for one day.

Possibly because there were so few children in his class, he didn't differentiate peers on the basis of gender.