Sentence examples for unusually because from inspiring English sources

Unusually because film festivals — not only this one — often treat their audiences to concentrated doses of misery and austerity.

Unusually, because it is important we explain our concerns over Saddam to the British people, we have decided to disclose these assessments.

Most unusually, because this sort of thing doesn't often happen to a Murdoch company in the UK, Sky managed to occupy much of the public moral high ground in the ensuing debate about the price at which Sky will be required to wholesale its premium sports services to other operators.

When the photographer arrives and takes a Hasselblad camera from his bag - unusually, because it takes longer to send to the paper, he has decided to shoot on film - she says that had it been a digital camera, she would have refused.

Unusually, because of their release dates, both the 2012 and 2013 winners of best film at the British Independent Film Awards are eligible for the 2014 Baftas.

Unusually, because the seven tweeters are in a 360-degree array near the base, the only place for the woofer is in the middle, upward-facing towards the top.

Like other reporters, the endogenous HPRT system requires two I-SceI sites to detect accNHEJ, but it is unusually selective because, as shown in our mutNHEJ assays, even the smallest indels are incompatible with HAT resistance.

But it's also because, unusually, there has been enough time to tinker with small things.

Perhaps that's because, unusually, the eurozone is off on its August holidays with no major disasters circling.

I am unusually Halloween-attentive, because, as it happens, I was born on Halloween, so for me it has always been an occasion of great moment.

Without such disclosures, it's harder for agencies to tell if a bid happens to be unusually low because the firm is efficiently run — or because the bidder likes to illegally work employees off the clock.