Sentence examples for but also mean from inspiring English sources

Health-care solutions now mean not only diagnostic and therapeutic responses but also mean wireless technologies and information management.

These financial ties have spread prosperity, but also mean that when problems hit the global economy, we suffer too.

Sounds good to me! It's the funniest bit in the movie, but also mean and disappointingly telling.

These costs involve new equipment and labor, but also mean ripping up roads, highways and other paved spaces, while avoiding underground conduits such as electricity lines.

Failures not only put local residents' privacy at risk, but also mean that councils could be in line for a sizeable monetary penalty.

Austria's new telecoms regulator, Johannes Gungl, has reportedly said that rising prices were "a warning signal, but also mean that the attraction for new competitors increases".

"And that means enormous opportunities, but also means more dislocations".

"That does mean isolation but also means economic isolation as well".

This not only ensures that the fit looks great, but also means the material stays smooth.

"The fencing uniform shows your body type but also means business".

This helps him not to take himself seriously, but also means that hardly anybody else does.