Sentence examples for was perhaps because of from inspiring English sources

It was perhaps because of extravagant ornamentation that the building became a target on Sept. 16, 1920.

His curses were never actually curse-words, though it was perhaps because of this that they held such weight.

The FOH-2 strain also overproduced 154.94 mg/L oleic acid, and this was perhaps because of an indirect upregulation of the oleic acid biosynthetic pathway by an unknown regulatory mechanism.

Paar's tenure of office seems in retrospect longer than it was, perhaps because of the emotional outbursts that kept his name constantly in the headlines; it actually ended after four years and eight months.

It was perhaps because of this because there was no question of viewing the body and no need for an undertaker that the idea caught hold among his old friends and fellow-fishermen of burning Eric on the beach.

It was perhaps because of the economic gains that the prime minister decided early in 1977 to call general elections, but she may also have believed what she read about herself in her controlled press or feared a military coup had she simply refused to seek a civil mandate for her policies.

That is perhaps because of the radiation the women received.

If East London lacks a unifying feel, it is perhaps because of poor transportation links.

This is perhaps because of the lack of skills and/or willingness on the part of government.

It's perhaps because of this association in people's minds that they find this change particularly shocking.

He added that his problems with black New Yorkers were perhaps because of his own "inadequacies as a public communicator".