Sentence examples for it means for example that from inspiring English sources

It means, for example, that if a credit-scoring agency has incorrect information about you, for example, then you can legally demand that it makes it right.

"It means, for example, that with Linford Christie all his marks would be gone because he failed a test in 1999.

It means, for example, that a family of Polish newcomers could instantly collect £8,000 a year in in-work state hand-outs, courtesy of British taxpayers.

It means, for example, that when Timberlake orders "drums!" after the spoken interlude in "Like I Love You", there will be two drummers and two kits to oblige.

It means, for example, that the literature of the women's movement is, in effect, epiphenomenal, a by-product of changes in underlying conditions that were going to happen whether Gloria Steinem published a magazine or not.

It means, for example, that anyone with a first degree (BA) who wants to take a BA in another subject will have to pay full fees - making this a luxury for the very rich only.

Does it mean, for example, that causes follow effects?

It meant, for example, that Bristol and London were five minutes apart.

What does it mean, for example, that the state that elected Haley and one of only two African-Americans in the Senate has also provided Donald Trump with an eleven-point lead in G.O.P. primary polls?

It meant, for example, that when the crowd surged towards the beach several minutes before Ben Ainslie took a gold medal for Great Britain, the police were able to react quickly and temporarily close the viewing point.

This means, for example, that it's very easy to select a letter with an umlaut, but it's also very easy to type quotation marks (just hold the apostrophe button), colons (keep the period key pressed) and other special characters.