Sentence examples for already mean from inspiring English sources

In parts of Florida, rising ocean levels already mean that streets built high and dry 50 years ago now flood with seawater every month, Harlem said.

High policing costs already mean that the cull is more expensive than a badger vaccination programme, according to one expert analysis.

EasyJet has targeted a 7% cut in its CO2 emissions (currently 81 grams a passenger kilometre) by 2020, and claims its relatively young fleet and full planes already mean its passengers have a significantly lower carbon footprint than traditional, full-service airlines.

Low staffing levels can already mean prison library access is limited.

Unless the observed reflections from the boundary were not made by some special velocity structures, these observed spatial variability of |R| would already mean that f c is in a range practicable in the field.

I said "But it's interesting to me that because I was born after that accident happened, the painting may already mean something different to me than it does to someone who was alive at the time".

Schaffer doesn't tell us whether grounding is external or internal but this already means that propositions must have their meanings essentially.

"I knew I was already meant to be dead".

No conductors already meant no open rear platform between stops.

The name Joan Sutherland meant nothing; the name Maria Callas (who sang Norma) already meant a great deal.

Limited competition already means that surgeons grow accustomed to certain suppliers and tend not to switch.