Sentence examples for usually because the from inspiring English sources

This wasn't usually because the whites were too liberal to win.

When they get into trouble, it is usually because the banks will not extend their loans.

If a house languishes on the market, she added, it is usually because the property is priced too high.

Miller has a reputation for updating operas but says that is usually because the composer had originally backdated the work.

This is usually because the manuscript isn't appropriate for the journal, or generally isn't of a sufficient quality by whatever measures are appropriate for the journal in question.

Sometimes the system cannot locate the child's phone, Mr. Pesce said, usually because the phone is off or out of range of network coverage.

Colonists and pilgrims seldom set off for the New World with the expectation of a return trip, usually because the places they were leaving were pretty intolerable anyway.

"You know that when there's a deadlock it's usually because the impasse serves some function for both the patient and the analyst.

"But they invariably come with keys and valid papers, usually because the owner has agreed to the theft in order to defraud their insurance company".

That's usually because the child wasn't given a choice in their learning and wasn't told why something was important to understand.

This is needed when both the window and the existing frame must be replaced -- usually because the frame itself is rotted or otherwise damaged.