Sentence examples for does means that from inspiring English sources

But it does means that when it comes to exploiting America's ethnic divisions to mobilize key constituencies, today's Democratic Party sins as much as it is sinned against.

Hall thinks that working with welded metal, using found objects, as Caro does, "means that he produces incredibly fast, and he appears never to throw anything away".

As a result, many thousands of Americans could spend the holidays confronting statements like: "We have come to realize that this standing still of real and imaginary time (either both stand still or neither does) means that space-time has a temperature, as I discovered for black holes," as Dr. Hawking writes on Page 63.

The fact that everyone cycles, or knows someone who does, means that drivers are more sympathetic to cyclists when they have to share space on the roads.

It does means that when negotiating you have to pay a fair amount of attention to each component of the discussion in order to manage the impact of that request upon your relationship with the other party.

Although they can't do this at launch, this does means that the next iteration the app will do this by using more data such as your calendar or the weather to help make our guidance/motivation more effective.

I think it does mean that, yes.

It does mean that they're vulnerable".

It does mean that contagion isn't likely to develop.

It really does mean that the buck stops there.

However, this does mean that the competition starts early.