Sentence examples for anymore meaning from inspiring English sources

Because Plymouth is dead, its parent Chrysler can't sell Neons through that channel anymore, meaning a loss of nearly 13,000 sales in the first quarter of this year alone.

The preliminary Z-scan alignment step does not display a lorentzian shape anymore, meaning that the non-linear contribution is not predominant.

The new camera doesn't have a remote control anymore, meaning you have to push a button on the device itself to start the recording (see picture above).

In other words, a DAG is maximal if by adding any arc makes it not a DAG anymore, meaning that it contains at least one cycle.

Once the blood is not visible on the chicken bones anymore (meaning the bone at the end of the drumstick) the chicken is ready and still moist on the inside.

Harrison responded, "I never go to Walmart anymore," plainly meaning it, although with an air of having altered her policy at that moment.

Of course even Mr. Spielberg is not Mr. Spielberg anymore (see "Munich"), meaning the former boy wonder of Hollywood is no longer content to tuck us into the basket on Elliott's bicycle in "E.T".

Clinton said there were "no dog whistles" anymore with Trump, meaning he wasn't sending out messages only select followers could hear. .

When, moments after she died, I looked into Her face, it was as untelling as something natural, A lake, say, the surface of it unreadable, Its sources of meaning unfindable anymore.

When, moments after she died, I looked into her face, It was as untelling as something natural, A lake, say, the surface of it unreadable, Its sources of meaning unfindable anymore.

The dearth of crocodiles in Bamako is even more ironic as "Bamako" is taken from a Bambara word meaning "Crocodile River"... not so much anymore, just saying.