Sentence examples for because this will mean from inspiring English sources

Because this will mean adding more debt to the balance sheets, renewal options could become less popular.

"I hope what's negotiated now will stick, because this will mean the economy is more stable and demand is slightly better," he said.

In particular, insurers are keen for the Government to improve flood defences because this will mean the risk of damage decreases and, in turn, brings down the cost of cover.

Because this will mean that overseas operators will be required to inform British authorities of suspicious betting patterns, it should help prevent corruption in sport.

Furthermore, we will not include a pure placebo group or a 'waiting list group' because this will mean not giving treatment to patients with severe pain, which we consider unethical.

"My thought was, 'This will mean nothing, because it's out there already.' " Much to his astonishment, however, that collection "started a virtual tsunami of camouflage through the market again".

I hope he stays around for another four years because that will mean I'll be here again".

He is afraid to leave because that will mean he will be put on trial, and his theft of all the wealth of Egypt will be exposed.

"I am warning the government not to arrest those who did this, because it will mean an uprising," the cleric said in a sermon broadcast on loudspeaker, according to Reuters.

"I am warning the government not to arrest those who did this, because it will mean an uprising," the cleric said in a sermon broadcast on a loudspeaker, according to Reuters.

The Fed would do this because more jobs will mean that workers have more bargaining power and would be in a position to raise wages.