Sentence examples for though not primarily because from inspiring English sources

CL: I do think this book is quite different from my others, though not primarily because of the world it describes.

Much as I dislike the film, I think he's right, though not primarily about AIDS.

Not primarily because of racism or Islamophobia, though both exist.

Even though cells deficient in the accessory factors may be viable, those without RAD51 are not, primarily because of the indispensable role of RAD51 in the HR pathway.

Banks and corporations are objectionable not primarily because they rip people off but because they are oversized, as though the small-scale is never predatory.

This is not primarily because of social exclusion or poverty.

The Egyptian workers were abducted and subsequently murdered not primarily because they were foreigners, but because they were Christians.

I actually cared about ideas, not primarily because of school, but despite it.

Sokolowski has a favourite among the new words but not, primarily, because of Scrabble scores.

Thus the outlook for abolition appears dim - not primarily because of the contrary view of such activists as Mr. Howe nor because of the demands of the National Education Association, which though critical of the department's present management considers its existence important for the future.

"It's not a place to make money right now, but it's not primarily because of YouTube or Google in my mind, it's because the people representing the content primarily don't understand the marketplace".