Sentence examples for that's essentially because from inspiring English sources

That's essentially because Athletic will demand the buy-out clause and not only have United not matched that (€36m euros), but if they do it would be liable to tax at either 21% (VAT) or over 50% (income tax because player would deposit money).

And that's essentially because LEDs in the course of their journey have, apart from being effective, become accessible and affordable.

But I would argue that the 'prosperity' depicted in the index is based on social and economic models that are essentially outdated because they're not sustainable in the long term.

And this is another one of those Roman monuments that was essentially preserved because of re-use over time, or at least the part of it that still exists.

"Unlike human electronic health records, there aren't standardized ways to map free text typed on a computer into codes that denote a specific type of disease," said Zou. "So there are millions of vet clinical records that are essentially wasted because they're so cumbersome to work with.

In part, this explains one of the puzzles surrounding this form of art crime: why thieves would want to purloin world-famous works of art that are essentially unsellable because they would be recognised at once if they were ever offered for sale in the future.

The report makes broad statements about the role of medication and psychosocial interventions in psychosis that are essentially meaningless because most certainly there is no one size that fits all.

There was a whole group in the State Department that was essentially opposed to immigration because of a very strong animus to people from Eastern and Southern Europe, particularly Jews.

We face an increasing number of problems that are essentially global in nature because they affect the world in its entirety: global cartels, climate change, crimes against humanity; to name a few.

Door No.1 reveals the Republican dream of a simpler, flatter tax that is essentially a wage tax, because the rich with capital can easily avoid it.

For a game that was essentially decided, it was unusually tense because of Cone's prolonged pursuit of his second victory in 2000.