Sentence examples for doing this means from inspiring English sources
Doing this means squabbling bureaucrats and regulators ending their addiction to control.
According to Fiona Qian, the firm's deputy manager, the high cost of doing this means some refineries are still dumping toxic waste in landfills.
Doing this means you are more likely to be noticed, and it will give you tangible examples to draw on during job interviews and appraisals, meaning you're more likely to stand out and succeed.
The failures in patient care must be addressed, and part of doing this means, in the words of Professor Don Berwick's review of patient safety, leaving "fear, blame, recrimination and demoralisation" behind, and going forward with energy and optimism.
They are best measured during the few days afterwards, by opinion polls that show the size of the candidate's "bounce" and by the media consensus that emerges on how the party's ticket is doing (this means journalists are making the news they cover, but never mind).
Doing this means that even a small section becomes a major building site, says Yousif.
Does this mean nevermore?
What does this mean, exactly?
