Sentence examples for was essentially because from inspiring English sources

If Alger's rags-to-riches stories didn't last, it was essentially because they were too literal — too specific an expression of working-class ambitions of the eighteen-seventies and eighties.

In order to avoid paying Seikaly, the Nets are going to have to show the reason they terminated Seikaly last year was essentially because of his lack of skill.

The reason for adding in the condiment judging was essentially because chicken nuggets are often thought of merely as a vessel for condiments (much like fries), and -- as such -- the quality of those condiments should be evaluated alongside.

The difference was essentially because subjects wrote either "pepper" or "red pepper".

Evaluation by SPR biosensor analysis (Biacore) was largely in agreement with screening by fluorescence in solution, and showed that the effect on affinities was essentially because of reduced kinetic off-rates although effects on on-rates were also observed.

This last trend was essentially because of weevils at two sites (population OS14 on Onopordum and populations CS8 on Cynara), which showed unusually strong preferences for the hosts that they used (Fig. 3).

This is essentially because much remains to be discovered about the symptoms of dyscalculia; in fact research on dyscalculia is in its infancy compared to research on its reading analog, dyslexia.

This is essentially because of the enormous radial spreading of radiation from the distant Sun.

I guess it's essentially because all the usual factors of genius are at play.

"This impasse is essentially because Premiership Rugby wants to renege on a binding commercial deal [with Sky Sports] in favour of a questionable TV contract with BT," he went on.

We look around and we see straight couples having more fun that we are, essentially because they realised that this is a dead-end life if you don't spice it up".