Sentence examples for primarily because it is from inspiring English sources

• To the Editor: In "Egypt's Bumbling Brotherhood," (Op-Ed, Feb. 3), Scott Atran suggests that the Muslim Brotherhood has not been in power throughout its existence primarily because it is inept.

Though the Padmini's notoriously sticky door handles have a habit of popping off in customers' hands, and passengers can often see the road through holes in the floorboard, the Padmini still has its adherents, primarily because it is slower and therefore perceived as safer than zippy newer models.

Ashclough, a 14.3 acre site which comprises the steep banks of the river between Prestolee and Little Lever, has been designated an SSSI because of its geological interest, primarily because it is the best site in the area displaying the Ashclough marine band and its associated strata.

Primarily because it is so embarrassingly transparent in its bid for notoriety.

Primarily because it is in the high profile microprocessor industry and its competition with Intel has been widely publicized.

Founded by former Data Domain and NetApp executives Varun Mehta and Umesh Maheshwari, Nimble Storage has been selling its data storage and backup appliances like hot cakes, primarily because it is offering enterprise storage to small and medium sized enterprises that may not be able to afford IT teams — and those who don't want to deal with a giant mess of servers.

G.M. said it earned $2.2 billion in its home market before interest and taxes, primarily because it was able to charge higher base prices on its cars and trucks and rein in rebates.

Nyasaland's inclusion in the federation was never a goal of its proponents, it was there primarily because it was not economically viable by itself.

The company earned $2.2 billion in its home market before interest and taxes, primarily because it was able to increase base prices twice this year and rein in rebates.

In its technical operation it was highly fictitious, primarily because it was a personal action and not a real action and could be maintained only to right a wrong done to the person.

Primarily because it's wrong.