Sentence examples for because it is means from inspiring English sources
For example, unemployment assistance may not be paid until the end of an unemployment period because it is means tested.
Copyright law is called copyright law because it is meant to be concerned with the problem of copies.
The current multilateral round of trade negotiations is called the Doha Development Round, because it is meant specifically to help poor countries.
Honorable mention today goes to the clue at 120 Down, "obscure," which was tricky because it is meant to be a verb, not an adjective.
For one, a cocktail dress is called that because it is meant to be worn during the cocktail hour, or after.
"I call it work force housing," he said, "because it is meant for the moderate-income working people that are the heart of every community".
So the estimated 475 attendees at the conference, which ended here on Saturday, frequently heard panelists describe television as a "lean back" medium because it is meant to be experienced passively, and the Internet as a "lean forward" medium because it is meant to be experienced actively.
It is like the private because it is meant to be inviolate, free from trespass by the profane; it is also like the public because the sacred creates a community of faith.
Under the Hood is rated PG because it is meant to resemble a behind-the-scenes television news magazine profile of the characters.
The list is long, because it is meant to contain all clinically relevant aspects that can occur during a diagnostic EEG recording.
