Sentence examples for each of which means from inspiring English sources

Consider these four phrases, each of which means something different: my sister's friend's books (refers to one sister and her friend).

There are scores more planned at the 30- to 50-megawatt level, each of which means another $40 million for Cisco.

The comic signed a deal to do two stand-up specials for the streaming service--one premiered earlier this year--each of which means an eight-figure check.

None of which means each side doesn't want to trounce the other in practice.

All of which means something else, too.

All of which means more congestion.

None of which means he cannot win.

All of which means more money for localities.

None of which means that Garrett has nothing to say.

All of which means this will be a long process.

All of which means it gets booked up early.