Sentence examples similar to it will be means from inspiring English sources

"We can't imagine what it will be mean to be separated".

Though the design has yet to be done, Dr. Lynch said, "It will be meant to complement Haaren rather than attack it.

The government has changed the child benefit system so that instead of being a universal benefit paid to all families regardless of how much they earn, it will be mean-tested.

But it will be means-tested so those with a family income of more than £42,000 a year will not be entitled to the new allowance.

Always smile no matter what happens, don't let insults let you down because people will be mean it happens.

To believe it will be so means imagining that tranquillity can be achieved amid crowds you might find at a football ground.

"It will be the meanest, snarkiest and funniest stuff that will get an audience," says Ms Darr.

Given they have done that only four times in the four-year period since the last World Cup it will be no mean feat.

If the system fails during operation, it will be repaired with mean time μ 2. If the system fails after maintenance, mean repair time will be μ 1.

It's also important to remember that just because a tweet can theoretically be accessed doesn't mean it will be, nor does it mean the underlying sentiment will be understandable to an outside audience.

"It will be destroyed by every means," Mr. Jamal said.