Sentence examples for levels means from inspiring English sources

Maintaining a field's production levels means constant drilling.

The lowering of income levels means fewer Greeks are booking trips with the company, but Kolintzas has noticed an increase in visitors from abroad.

Community-based healthcare services must go together with facility-based healthcare services, and linking the two levels means investing in health system strengthening.

The rating, the fourth highest of five levels, means an attack is considered to be highly likely.

In the end, Putin's near-total control over the country's electoral commissions, local legislatures, and court system at all levels means that his continued rule is likely to remain unchallenged.

Rendering the pink paragon in Plasticine may be cute, but constantly looking at the GamePad to draw your way around levels means players barely get a chance to examine the game's lovingly crafted visuals.

We shouldn't turn Medicare into a voucher program — as some Republicans, like Paul Ryan, have urged — but we can and should consider ideas such as raising Medicare drug rebates to Medicaid levels, means-testing benefits and increasing co-pays to ensure that recipients don't use more Medicare services than necessary.

And rising sea levels mean less sand.

However, unprecedented rain and river levels mean we have seen water overtopping defences in places.

Rising sea levels mean species like the swan goose will lose important wintering grounds on coastal mudflats and estuaries.

ATMOSPHERE Two dimly lighted and artfully disheveled-looking levels meant to evoke a seedy portside warehouse from the 1940s.