Sentence examples for because often it means from inspiring English sources

This presents a huge emotional and financial burden, because often it means a parent or guardian has to leave work or pay for day care.

They'll often err on the side of applying more often, because it means you'll go through product quicker, and ultimately spend more money.

Shutting down universities and departments is often difficult because it means dismissing faculty and staff members, which management is loath to do.

But is more often bad, because it means the commission has no natural supporters inside an Administration.

"Because nannies are expensive; because there aren't enough nurseries; and because often procreation means discrimination at work".

Getting people to do what's best for customers, for the business, even for themselves is often a struggle because it means getting people to understand and want to do what's best, and that requires integrity, the willingness to empower others, courage, tenacity, and great teaching skills.

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.

To go after your dreams often requires courage because it means letting go of what you know; letting go of the safety of certainty.

It's not a necessary requisite for learning an accent, but it's helpful because it often means you can pick up an intonation pattern.

The end of a baseball season is often a gloomy affair because it means winter is coming on.

I know that getting the ball rolling is often the hardest part, because it means coming up with a topic or title for your next blog post.