Sentence examples for because it signals either from inspiring English sources

Journalists are never supposed to start a piece with a scene in a taxi because it signals either laziness about gathering facts or a tendency to embroider facts.

As well as its size, Sunday's result is striking because it signals a breakthrough in how the FN vote is spread across the country.

It matters because it signals that the Vatican might stop scapegoating gays for its problems of personnel and governance.

But it's also bad socially, because it signals a demotion in status.

The sweet course is the most exquisitely sad because it signals the end of the feast.

Black was an intuitive choice for toilet paper, he suggested, because it signals "avant-garde creative work".

Another popular theory is that we're attracted to red food because it signals ripeness, sweetness and calories.

But a bad bank may have a more positive psychological impact on markets, because it signals a clean break.

Investors like companies with that kind of leeway because it signals predictability.

Xiaomi's rise is significant not just because it signals a potential rival to the hegemony of Samsung and Apple, but also because of why it has done so well.

But it's good news for the sector, because it signals that the mess is being cleaned up.