Sentence examples for because it means sometimes from inspiring English sources

"But if you have a million consults at night on a service… if you go up to do the consult finally and they're like oh, we're withdrawing care, he's palliative, he's dying, you're kind of like, oh, thank god, awesome… it's a relief because it means sometimes it's just a little bit less work in that moment".

"But they also [created] a problem because it meant sometimes they had to keep a house, raise children and make careers all at the same time.

Indeed believing in mass panics is dangerous, because it means the authorities sometimes conceal alarming but important information for fear of starting one.

This phenomenon may be a good thing sometimes because it means that there are extra degrees of freedom in the optimization problem, which can be used to accomplish other optimization objectives.

Yes, some involve taking a new medicine, and patients often welcome this because it means they get access to new - sometimes breakthrough - drug treatments before they are generally available.

In this environment, students step up because it means helping their friends, their family, and sometimes themselves.

Also, sometimes silence is good because it means viewers won't have to mute their game.

You sometimes hear that natural disasters are good because it means that lots of money will be spent and lots of jobs created in rebuilding afterward.

But you know," she confides, "sometimes I get quite a sense of relief because it means I don't have to go to work.

3) Samina: It's sometimes the case that young men have a hard time accepting that they are sick because it means admitting weakness.

Because it means we can do better.