Sentence examples for this sometimes because from inspiring English sources

It is difficult to do this sometimes, because it should be; you grow much less from doing things that are easy or that come naturally.

This is sometimes because I am scared of them, or scared of experiencing social awkwardness.

This is sometimes because of poor skills, but frustration likely plays a significant role.

This is sometimes because they hold a privileged class of shares that carry more votes than common equity.

The hostesses told us not to worry, that this happened sometimes because of bad weather; it was nothing.

This is sometimes because there are not the jobs available and sometimes because the Home Office has placed an arbitrary ban on those they judge to be not cooperating with the immigration process from having a job in detention.

"This happens sometimes because we play a lot of games," said Nunez, who, after struggling as a utility player, was demoted in early May so that he could get more playing time at shortstop.

According to some students, this was sometimes because of the infrastructure.

Unfortunately, as table 1 shows, this happened sometimes because the general population risk profile had worsened and not because the minority population had improved.

This was sometimes because the campaign alerted them to their symptom being related to cancer, and sometimes because it provided a 'nudge' or endorsement that they should seek help for their symptom: 'Well, it's probably a bit longer than 3 months but I had irregular bowel movements.

I was upset for all the people who had to go through this, sometimes enforced, sometimes voluntarily, because they were so miserable and life was so difficult".