Sentence examples for principally because there from inspiring English sources

The president of the local University and College Union (UCU) branch, John Middleton, said: "The news of redundancies comes as a massive shock to everyone here at Liverpool John Moores, principally because there is absolutely no need for them.

And that's just for starters... Inevitably, the choice involves compromise and my own selection has been conservative; it reflects the consensual view of the western literary canon rather than trying to reshape it – principally because there is less fun to be had in parodying writers few people are likely to have read.

"While some prisoners are passing up the opportunity to participate in recreation — principally because there is virtually nothing to do outside other than stand around — many more prisoners never even have the opportunity to decide whether or not to go outside," the report stated.

This is principally because there are a large number of sound peaks in the environment and ICU patients experience many sleep arousals.

Nutritional status could not be determined in 181 (12%) patients, principally because there was no information regarding their weight 6 months before the study.

There is no consensus about surveillance of patients with FAP with regard to the presence of desmoid tumors, principally because there are no real preventive strategies.

For all its subsequent success with professional musicians, the original company did not target its products at that market, principally because Hammond did not think there was enough money in it.

She said this was principally because nobody had died at Orgreave, there had been no miscarriage of justice, policing had improved since 1984, and the link with Hillsborough could not be made with any certainty.

Thus, the dollar has weakened sharply in the past month: principally because sentiment appears to have turned against it, not because there have been any substantive new developments.

Cameron's decision, for example, to accept a Freud/Murdoch invitation to Matthew Freud's birthday party a couple of weeks ago made news principally because Freud denied, to a Telegraph diarist, that Cameron had been there.

"Michael is a victim largely of Dominick Dunne's vendetta and Mark Fuhrman's greed, and there's nobody who deserves this less, principally because he's innocent, but also because he's a genuinely good and decent soul".