What does "the freedom of speech," for instance, mean?
High test scores, for instance, mean little unless parents know how many students took the test.
Higher capital levels, for instance, mean a hit to bank profits.
Poor railways, for instance, mean that many goods perish on their way to their destination.
Clinical does not in this instance mean clear, and theatergoers who fail to consult their programs regularly will not always know which tale is being told.
Does he, for instance, mean to stand for the presidency himself and, if he does, would he have to retire from the army?
The demands of the Quality Assurance Agency (QAA), for instance, mean that there is more paperwork required in course design and learning outcomes, for which students need to be assessed.
Lipsky touches on some recent, controversial attempts at modernizing the academy — such as a ban on hazing and the promotion of "consideration of others" (which in the context of the Army could, in an "extreme instance," mean jumping on a grenade to save the lives of your fellow-soldiers) — but he is more effective as a chronicler of personality than of politics.
The rocket used for this mission won't be recovered, since SpaceX's mission requirements in this instance mean it can't attempt to land the Falcon 9 first stage after its use.
Stigma barriers are potentially disabling in themselves, and may for instance mean that people with disabilities do not even get out of their home to access health services.
