Sentence examples for because this meant from inspiring English sources

This caused uproar in the art world, not least because this meant that, technically, anyone who didn't make their bed or care about alarming pillow stains was now an artist, and art likes nothing less than being seen as inclusive.

"I was happy because this meant that we don't refute the existence of the fifth giant planet," Cloutier said.

Seven hours was chosen as the cut-off because this meant that NAC could be commenced within 8 h.

We used 5 ml syringes even though the sample was only 2 ml because this meant a shorter plunger movement for the springs.

Another limitation was having participants complete the questionnaires at home because this meant we did not know whether the questionnaires were answered without any external influences.

Such closures were more likely in hospital settings with limited isolation facilities because this meant isolating patients decanted from individual bays was difficult: We only really did that once [closed ward] during the time the study was going on.

Because this means that the war is not over.

Best of all is 'heavy' bread because this means there's less gluten.

This gives me hope because this means it's not one versus the other".

A part of me thinks that's a good thing, because this means that more people are becoming politically active.

Because this means more than simply filming theater productions, he has turned to renowned directors with movie experience like David Mamet.