Sentence examples for does mean that perhaps from inspiring English sources
But it does mean that perhaps political leaders need to focus more on people's concerns.
But it does mean that perhaps people should think twice before they trash their Blu-ray collection in favor of something like Netflix, or before they entrust all of their personal data to a anonymous server stored in North Carolina that you have zero control over.
(Senior nurse) I think perhaps it does mean that everybody has a clear picture as to what we are doing and not doing.
I think perhaps it does mean that everybody has a clear picture as to what we are doing and not doing.
Of course, this does not mean that perhaps more reforms could have been implemented, and for sure it does not mean that much, much more needs to be done.
Sotheby's, its rival, is also hoping the sale goes well, for if it does it will mean that perhaps things aren't quite so bad as they seem.Sotheby's Impressionist and Modern sale is in London on February 3rd 2009.
Indeed, one might claim that failure to detect all cheats is not an argument against striving to do so, since this would mean that perhaps all forms of regulatory systems are inadequate.
"What does that mean?" Perhaps it means that if an asterisk sticks to one group of champions, it could also apply to all.
"It is a two-sided market". But the fact that a platform is two-sided doesn't mean that it doesn't face competition — perhaps of a superior variety.
