Sentence examples for existing meaning from inspiring English sources

The question is whether it will ever oust the existing meaning of muggy from the language.

It's the closest you can get to not existing, meaning its benefits are too many and great to list here.

The result instead consists of finding and defining the existing meaning in the dialogues (or written material, authors' comment) according to which they can be grouped [56 p. 152].

If existing meanings embody theoretical principles, then instead of passively accepting observation-statements, we should attempt to find and test the theoretical principles implicit in them, which may require us to change those meanings.

Just as in case of HEVs (see [45]), HFCVs should be differentiated based on these existing meanings and offer new symbolic meanings such as the idea of "extended personal territory", as they have the potential to provide electricity, even when the vehicle is not in use.

There is no official definition of assisted living, and many homes -- the state does not know how many -- fall into none of the categories in existing law, meaning they need not even tell health officials that they exist.

The government has insisted the ruling throws into doubt existing regulations, meaning communications companies could begin deleting vital data.

But with existing agreements meaning no second runway can be built before 2019 it is an unlikely solution.

In an unusual step, government 'disapplied' the existing curriculum, meaning teachers do not have to follow it for the coming academic year.

"Clients were unwilling to commit to new contracts or expand existing work, meaning that new business growth was at its most fragile since April 2015".

Sky News Arabia can also tap into BSkyB's existing bureaux, meaning both broadcasters have a pool of around 20 worldwide to call on.