Sentence examples for another meant from inspiring English sources

The transition and shifting from one place to another meant that I had no education, really.

Moreover, the planets' proximity to one another meant that they would interact gravitationally, allowing them to be weighed.

When a certain colored paddle was held out a window, it was time to stop for gas; another meant a stop to eat; yet another, a bathroom break.

The substitution of one centralized imperial regime for another meant that the cursus publicus could be incorporated into a similar Arabian postal system based in Baghdad.

At the same time, signatures are being gathered for two ballot initiatives, one that would toughen the law and another meant to soften it.

And all through the 80s, this atheist went on going to church, because the moment at the peace, where the congregation shook hands with one another, meant so much to him.

It is "another means for us to promote this whole area," he said.

Perhaps another means is ridicule.

Democracy for them is simply another means to an end.

This will be another means to helping that situation".

Experts said the lawsuit gives the defense another means to question the accuser's credibility.