Sentence examples for because it would indicate from inspiring English sources
Some lawyers in those cases said the accusation against Bear Stearns, if true, would be a stunning instance of wrongdoing, because it would indicate that its mortgage operation essentially double-dipped: selling a mortgage into a mortgage bond at full price and also pocketing a settlement for that same mortgage when it went sour.
The award had caused controversy in the United Kingdom, where McEwan was urged by some not to accept the prize because it would indicate support for Israel's occupation of East Jerusalem and its treatment of Palestinians.
(That would be nice, if only because it would indicate an improved knowledge of astronomy).
A reversal of the decline in the labor force participation rate would be welcome because it would indicate that the recovery has finally reached those driven onto the sidelines by the recession.
If a society were discovered in which people routinely discussed the infrared and ultraviolet colors of flowers, that would be fascinating, because it would indicate that human eyes are sensitive to a wider range of optical wavelengths than anyone had previously suspected.
This would add greatly to the paper because it would indicate how much of the mutation localization is due to APOBEC3G (after I-SceI).
If the NSA did hack Merkel's CDU phone, it would indicate that it did so mainly because it could, rather than because it was trying to access crucial intelligence.
Do not laugh about it because that would indicate that you are rather jovial about the matter and the other party won't take you seriously.
However, it is important from a clinical point of view, because this would indicate that these psychotherapies have a clinical meaning in non-Western societies as well.
3) In Figure 4A, it is important to show whether myriocin can rescue the sterol mislocalization as in Figure 6A, because this would indicate that the primary defect is with sphingolipids.
"That would be an absolute tragedy, because that would indicate that that man that I saw this morning a few moments ago is not responsible for what he did," Mr. Hikind said.
