Sentence examples for means because this from inspiring English sources

"It was difficult but not unfair by any means because this is a course with wide fairways and receptive greens," the American said.

In April 1938 Henlein told the foreign minister of Hungary that "whatever the Czech government might offer, he would always raise still higher demands ... he wanted to sabotage an understanding by any means because this was the only method to blow up Czechoslovakia quickly".

For this reason, we used the t-test to compare the means because this test is the most accurate in the presence of high CVs, where the Type II error occurs frequently [ 31].

I was curious about what this meant because the women had framed it in the context of intimate relationships with their male partners.

This means because (3.42).

If we let here, we have Passing here to the limit with respect to implies and this means Because of (4.20) it follows that converges to.

For shock reversal there was no significant difference from the control group; the median time on vasopressor was different (but it is not clear what this means because shock reversal showed no difference); and the mortality was identical.

"And we are going to be carefully assessing what this actually means, because there are a number of different potential meanings to it, both on paper and in practice".

It's hard to interpret what this all means, because it was difficult to understand what Assad was pitching.

Reich wants to be careful not to overpromise on what this all means, because he spends a lot of his time fielding questions from people with MS who are desperate for a breakthrough.

"I've have managed World Series champions and other great teams, but this means more because this time I'll do so on behalf of my country," said the 72-year-old Lasorda, who has spent 51 years in the Dodgers' organization.