Sentence examples for principally because it from inspiring English sources

According to the game's creator, Arden was scuttled a week after its much-heralded release principally because "It's not fun".[ 34- 36].

The West Germany team of 1986 tends to be forgotten in its own nation's illustrious football history, principally because it was overtaken by the victorious 1990 side and also because, having reached eight finals, the Germans are spoiled for choice.

Not principally because it looks bad.

Principally, because it hasn't begun trying to compete on smartphone platforms beyond those borders.

Labour was thrown out of office principally because it was no longer trusted with money.

And suicide appeals to these groups principally because it is a good way to kill large numbers of people.

On the right, critics have lambasted it as "declinist", principally because, quite sensibly, it seeks to reconcile America's strategic priorities with the need to find around $500 billion of defence savings over the next decade.In particular, the retreat from the 60-year long assumption that America should be able to prevail in two different major ground wars at once has caused some angst.

This was principally because, in the meantime, Arsenal exploded: Robert Pirès settled, Freddie Ljungberg and Dennis Bergkamp bonded, and Thierry Henry thierryhenried.

That's principally because its service remains too expensive for many people, and not compelling enough for others.

She started at Amey in September last year and chose it principally because of its leadership graduate programme.

It's principally because of its accurate summation of one man's American dream in all its absurdity - the girls in the strip-joint are nurtured almost as part of him, and the club itself, which looks like a particularly seedy purgatory to us, is clearly heaven to him.