Sentence examples for was explicitly because from inspiring English sources
The Daily Mail said it was explicitly because of the Turner case.
This is explicitly because we attach innocence to the former and culpability to the latter.
While the founders told THUMP last year that they moved to the new venue Onderdonk House because they wanted to "fly out of the nest and move into a bigger space," Horrorchata told DNAinfo in an interview published today that this year's move is explicitly because of the rising cost of rent in New York City.
Several official reasons were given; neither man was explicitly dismissed because of the publication of the material.
In that study, like in ours, the role of innate immunity during early granuloma formation was explicitly addressed, because these experiments were performed at a time point when the fish larvae had not yet developed adaptive immunity.
John Poisson, chief executive of Tiny Pictures, said the service was explicitly intended to be private because mobile social networking works best and will be most lucrative if users know the people they are sharing with.
He said Mr. Bush had reason to know that an arms-for-hostages deal was being planned in early 1986 because it was explicitly discussed at the January 1986 meeting.
Because it was explicitly designed to function in an environment where participants cannot necessarily trust each other, blockchain technology is extremely secure.
Of these, Droysen favoured the discussive, because it was explicitly addressed to the relevance that historical knowledge might have to society.
In all-too-brief asides, he dismisses the antislavery campaign and the development of the laws of war in the 19th century because neither was explicitly framed in terms of human rights.
Thirdly, any positive effect on response of the incentive may have been offset because it was explicitly stated that it was supplied by industry.
