Sentence examples for has meant finding from inspiring English sources

This has meant finding her limits.

That has meant finding technologies to monitor what Web sites offenders visit and what e-mail messages they send.

For me that has meant finding people who are interested in drawing and painting at a time when a lot of the art world is not.

In practice, that has meant finding industries or business practices that are already digitized and have a high volume of data traffic, like financial markets and telecommunications providers.

At Sony, that has meant finding a comfort zone in which executives can work regularly, and often economically, with a core group of stars and filmmakers who consistently earn their keep, even if their pictures do not often challenge the more expensive animated and effects-driven blockbusters at the box office.

He decided against one option, which would have meant finding a way to push part of his consulting fee into the next year.

That would in turn have meant finding a job at the top of the Bundesbank for Jürgen Stark, on the ECB's executive board since 2006, since an unofficial rule holds that no country can hog more than one place on this prime piece of monetary estate.Mrs Merkel may no longer be pushing for a German, but this may not clear the way for Mr Draghi.

A proposed expansion of Datchet St Mary's C of E Primary will not go ahead due to poor community support and the fact the bigger site would have meant finding new playing fields for the school elsewhere, the council said.

"When I was a child there was very little money so I've always been concerned for my financial security, which has meant that finding myself as a writer was a bad move.

As a black couple, that has meant constantly working at finding the diversity they want for their children.

"Up until now, we have been focusing on managing the pain so I can train and get myself in shape to go out there to win in Moscow, which has meant not focusing on finding a cure for the injury," Ennis-Hill said.