Sentence examples for because it meant cheaper from inspiring English sources

He added that migration had benefited the rich and multinational firms because it meant "cheaper chauffeurs, cheaper gardeners and cheaper nannies".

But people mainly continue to tolerate animal hardship because it means cheaper food.

"A lot of changes in manufacturing are good for consumers because it means cheaper goods, and that is a benefit, very broadly speaking," Mr. Deitz said.

They knew it meant cheap consumer goods.

Will it mean cheaper prices at the pump?

After all, for energy consumers, stranding fossil fuel assets is a big win - because it means something cheaper and better has emerged.

people rejoiced when they came along because it meant a painless and (relatively) cheap trip home rather than four night buses, but will the night tube be the Uber to their black cab drivers?

"Donald Trump was drooling over the idea of a housing meltdown because it meant he could buy up a bunch more property on the cheap," Warren said.

The strength of the pound – up by 20% over the past couple of years – is also putting downward pressure on CPI because it means imports are cheaper.

The group came to Xul, he said, not because it means "the end," but because the land was cheap.

Because it means we can do better.