Sentence examples for undoubtedly because the from inspiring English sources

The first half was a mess, undoubtedly because the frigid conditions made holding on to and controlling the football nearly impossible.

Most of the opposition has come from the financial industry, undoubtedly because the plan would be a better deal than many of the retirement products they have on offer.

Mir Hussein Moussavi, the most prominent leader of the democracy movement, is alive and out of jail undoubtedly because the regime fears the shock waves that could come with his imprisonment or death.

Undoubtedly, because the load could be spread across all those different carriers' spectrums.

This is undoubtedly because the attitude holder of this verb type can only be a human being.

This is undoubtedly because the world was awaiting the next version, the iPhone 4S, which launched last week.

Roger Whyborn, its cabinet member for sustainability, said: "The increase in recycling is undoubtedly because from April 2011… introducing weekly food waste, combined with only collecting residual waste fortnightly, caused a major step change in people's recycling habits".

This neglect was undoubtedly because, unlike playwrights such as David Hare and Howard Brenton, who also began their careers in the late 1960s, Gray's plays were out of step with the times.

Although America's best universities are loth to disclose the income of their students, the better-off undoubtedly predominate not least because the sons and daughters of high-earning alumni are regularly preferred.

A Yes. "Undoubtedly because of the fear of debt".

One third of eBay's auctions list PayPal as a payment option, undoubtedly because of the reliability it adds to transactions between strangers.