Sentence examples for had meant installing from inspiring English sources

It wasn't all profit — achieving the results had meant installing expensive data-tracking systems and hiring extra staff.

But that would have meant installing a huge propane tank on her rural property outside Seattle.

For New Jersey drivers, that has meant unrelieved congestion and envy, as neighboring states successfully installed similar systems on their roadways.

That means install two operating systems on the same computer.

Elaborate decorative painting, like the silver leaf on the bronze elevator doors in the Soho Grand, painted by the artist Nancy Lorenz after the elevators had been installed, "which meant she was painting at the same time the doors were opening and closing".

The skittering meant something had been installed on the hard drive, within a temporary Windows directory.

That means having it installed with an infrared sensor, which will stop the door if there is someone or something in its way.

What's more, "connecting" doesn't necessarily mean having to install the app on your smartphone.

For the longest time, web-based gaming meant that you had to install (often dubious) plugins to make games run smoothly in your browser.

Despite the netting that had been installed, one false step would mean a tumble into the current.

Update problems are nothing new for Windows, as the sheer number and variety PCs onto which the updates have to install mean that it is very difficult to account for every small error that might cause issues.