Sentence examples for a process that meant from inspiring English sources

Endeavouring to change the mood music, Allardyce pressed almost every available tactical button, a process that meant the ineffective Fabio Borini was replaced by Adam Johnson.

It was a process that meant he was able to flatten not only large plants in their entirety, but entire palm trees too.

However, it is important to stress that these steps overlap and that the analysis was a process that meant moving back and forth between these.

We welcome that this judgment recognises the measures we have put in place ensure a process that means they can still obtain this help.

Still better, eat fewer animal foods and more plant foods, especially those organically grown, a process that means fewer energy-consuming pesticides are used.

Because learning becomes a process that means they can learn for their lifetime and get skills for new jobs and it will be customised to their needs.

And as they wait for the window to reopen, venture capitalists are making sure their investments stay alive -- a process that means overseeing cost-cutting, up to and including layoffs.

Another user-friendly feature is a capping process that means readers' spending on articles from an individual publication is capped if it reaches the cover cost of the publication.

Filipinos mainly know ube as halayang ube – "purple yam jam" – made by peeling the root, boiling it and mashing it, a laborious process that means it is most often reserved for special occasions such as new years and birthdays.

PAGE A10 Building an Afghan Army An American general arrives in Kabul today to help build a national army, a potentially dangerous process that means gaining the allegiance of quarrelsome and heavily armed warlords.

However, it will be a major surprise if he does not follow the regulator's advice in a quasi-judicial process that means that he is not supposed to discuss the matter or take any guidance from David Cameron or other members of the coalition government.