Sentence examples for continues to mean from inspiring English sources

Personalization also continues to mean attending to each guest's requests.

Some Netizens, including Du, argue that the term continues to mean a cooperative, crowd-sourced investigation.

UConn continues to mean a lot to Sheffer and Henefeld, and they have flown in over the years to appear at alumni games.

Creating the most favorable external environment for the pursuit of this objective continues to mean, above all else, a favorable relationship with the United States.

As we fret about what the future (and indeed, the rest of today) holds for all of us in a post-Brexit world, in practice Europe continues to mean the annual summer break.

This relentlessly sanguine perspective, his cheerful willingness to celebrate rather than to excoriate, continues to mean that some will always view him as a lightweight, an artist manqué who sold out to the juggernaut of American popular culture.

What their passage has meant - and will continue to mean - for the people who live within them remains for others to explore.

Yes, I think, this is how it happened, and this is what it meant, and what it will now continue to mean in retrospective perpetuity.

But "Ill Fares the Land" is also optimistic, raw and patriotic in its sense of what countries like the United States and Britain have meant — and can continue to mean — to their people and to the world.

Yet Budill's offer did not mean Cablevision had capitulated on the $2 fee; on March 1, he offered 55 cents and that is what he continued to mean on April 11.

**{:.break one} **   ** Dr. Alfred Stone continued to mean to say to the widow what, as a doctor — as the doctor who had been on the scene of the accident — he ought and must surely be going to say to her.