Sentence examples for hand this means from inspiring English sources
On the other hand, this means that these voices on the blogosphere are being heard.
On the one hand, this means 1,800 accounts is an extremely minor breach.
On the one hand, this means that we now label people who might rather go unmarked.
On the one hand, this means "he brings a quality of directness" to negotiations; on the other, it means he tends to "lecture and browbeat".
On the one hand, this means that you get to look at photo montages of "otters who look like Benedict Cumberbatch".
On one hand, this means being socially aware about issues such as #blacklivesmatter, racial profiling, privilege, Islamophobia etc – all the big guns.
On the one hand, this meant they made fewer loans than their American counterparts because they couldn't sell off the loans to Wall Street in securitizations.
On the one hand, this meant a burst of construction, as brash new buildings in a bedlam of styles sprang up across the landscape – notably the gleaming glass-and-steel towers of Moscow's "City" district, known locally as "the Teeth" for the way they clamped themselves on to the skyline.
On the one hand, this meant expanding its online presence with better training tools and efforts like Google's Udacity nanodegrees, as well launching projects like the Launchpad Days and Summits the company has now held in more than 30 countries.
On the other hand, this meant a significant reduction in our sample size (n=194) and, considering it along with the inclusion of very selective population with a lower cardiovascular risk, it determines the statistical power of the analysis.
According to Mr Mnookin, Mr Sulzberger and Mr Raines both felt that the newspaper was badly in need of a jolt.In Mr Raines's hands, this meant putting inordinate pressure on getting the impossible story.
