Sentence examples for because a it means from inspiring English sources

It's good because a) it means you keep up with what's going on, and b) it stops you having to listen to those dreadful people who are always on their phones.

Authorship is important in pop, because a) it means you get paid publishing monies, and b) pop music is meant to be genuine, an expression of the singer's innermost soul.

In our view this is a virtue, not a problem, because it means that a degree of variability in the grid parameters can be tolerated.

"I want this event to be a success because it means a lot to me".

That is a worrying trend because it means a single order from a big investor could cause prices to rise or fall wildly.

But for many businesses, it represents a challenge because it means adopting a whole new mindset around pay.

This tidbit is actually a relief because it means that an author doesn't have to follow all of the advice.

"So Egeland's presence here is a good thing because it means a barrier has been breached".

This for me is an emotional decision because it means a lot to me and I'm seriously honoured to be the owner and chief executive.

Yet, to the space industry, this is an historic accomplishment because it means a big step toward rocket reusability.

This is a profound concept because it means that a decentralized technology can replace centralized institutions to provide security.