Sentence examples for for another meant from inspiring English sources

The substitution of one centralized imperial regime for another meant that the cursus publicus could be incorporated into a similar Arabian postal system based in Baghdad.

When a certain colored paddle was held out a window, it was time to stop for gas; another meant a stop to eat; yet another, a bathroom break.

These events sometimes offer mobile advertising space for purchase as another means for B2B companies to get in front of potential customers.

Hamas, it said, had been developing unmanned aerial vehicles for use as another means of striking Israel.

The producers had originally intended to end the programme in 2001 but pressure for another run meant it came back for one last series.

It is "another means for us to promote this whole area," he said.

"How is the next generation to survive as Tibetans?" For Mr. Bequelin, the program has become another means for managing a population that has long resisted government control.

For another, it meant making clear to the troops that she didn't want just feedback, but solutions.

And even though holding the safety line for another man meant holding his life in your hands, the group seemed unfocused.

But my goodness!–going back for another degree meant leaving the comfort of my home and my job security, deferring my student loans and taking out yet another large one.

Democracy for them is simply another means to an end.