Sentence examples for because it means both from inspiring English sources

For me, 1-0 is the best result because it means both the attackers win and the defence win".

Instead, the election outcome is a setback for change, and for the whole European Union.It is a blow to the EU because it means that both France and Germany—its strongest members—are now at risk of paralysis.

It's good news for consumers, because it means that both companies have been investing heavily in the next phase of digital photography, and that competition in the mirrorless world is about to heat up.

It's really nice to have it weekly, and it's great to have PCMIS because it means we're both looking at the same screen, so it's been really good" CM103.

Andrew Thornbury "I have chosen this series because it means something to me both as a reader and a teacher.

"But I think this is an issue where it will be very difficult to craft a compromise, because it means so much to both sides, so neither wants to concede much".

Those who did realized that it is impossible to participate in both congresses because it means 7 days of intense congress activity.

This is socially very significant because it means that there is considerable social isolation or segregation for both groups.

Both companies hope that you're a fan, because it means more clicks.

Because it means we can do better.

Because it means no one's hollering".