Sentence examples for because this would mean from inspiring English sources

Because this would mean that 97.7% of Japanese women in the workplace are neither clever nor able.

They do not really favor a fairer distribution of the death penalty, because this would mean an increase in the number of executions.

I would love more specialist mentors to be made available because this would mean that children could discuss how they felt about their experiences in school, rather than suffering in silence.

The US air force has eschewed tactical cooperation with the Syrian Army because this would mean the US openly reversing its policy to displace Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.

Compaq could not switch to Dell's direct model because this would mean undercutting the 11,000 retailers and other channel partners that had been so much a part of Compaq's success to date.

"This is a very dangerous apocalyptic symptom, and we must do everything so that sin is never validated by the laws of the state in the lands of Holy Rus, because this would mean that the people are starting on the path of self-destruction," he said at a Moscow cathedral, according to the Web site of the Moscow Patriarchate.

Pharmacist and GP respondents did rank a summary CMI highly, although this was not reflected in consumer responses perhaps because consumer respondents believed this would mean less information.

Because wages typically grow faster, this would mean a rather substantial benefit cut.

The manager "doesn't feel that paying the back wages will be beneficial because they have 500 stores and this would mean changing the payroll practices of the company," the investigator wrote.

9 This would mean that, because all the participants had nearly zero leakages by the end of the treatment, the greater the number of urinary leakage episodes at the beginning of the treatment, the greater the difficulty maintaining positive results after treatment.

Because that would mean jail for him".