Sentence examples for making which means from inspiring English sources

The conclusion to be drawn from this theory is that investment in the green economy is doomed from the outset because it does not provide an adequate level of investment for profit making, which means that neoliberalism is unable to adequately sustain the expansion of a green economy.

Secondly, many psychiatric disorders affect abilities related to decision making, which means that psychiatrists often meet patients with impaired decision-making capacity.

Machine operators have "ownership" of the components they make, which means that they, not a supervisor, are in charge of quality control.

There may be some complicated decisions to make, which means it would be good sense to talk to an independent financial adviser.

This is the kind of movie the people in it might have made, which means that its revelatory power as an investigation of teenage life in America is limited.

(Convergences tend to bog down, as delegates are empowered to vote on only those decisions their affinity groups have already made, which means many trips back and forth to discuss new proposals).

The rival companies will only consider an end-to-end service if there is profit to be made, which means they won't be in the slightest bit interested in the USO.

Those payments will be converted to fixed disbursements rather than ones tied to the performance of the various business deals Ivanka has made, which means that nothing she does while serving in government can affect their value.

She keeps up with virtually every friend she's ever made, which means she's texting, e-mailing and calling full time, next to her other job as an associate at the law firm Paul, Weiss Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison in Manhattan.

For one, updates to e-textbooks are relatively easy to make, which means schools with limited finances would not have to replace outdated texts every five or six years.

The nation now spends more than it makes, which means that not only do most Americans plan to work until they die, they plan on putting in a little afterlife overtime.