Sentence examples for make means from inspiring English sources

The inherent level of interactivity changes how a plot progresses and trying to predict what choices players will make means writing scenarios and dialogue to account for numerous outcomes.

Imagine a life where every experience is defined by pain; on a scale of 1 to 10, the pain never falls below 3. Imagine that every move you make means balancing the pain of action against the pain that inaction will bring.

He believes that the desperation of migrants allied with the profits that smugglers stand to make means it has become an intractable problem.

For many people like Joseph, the bail process is like a losing game of Life: Every mistake you make means three steps backward.

How can I afford this?" For many people like Joseph, the bail process is like a losing game of Life: Every mistake you make means three steps backward.

The sacrifices parents (and more often than not that means mothers) make means that women are disappearing from professional life right when their careers should be advancing to management levels.

"It is not possible to argue these were irrational leaders, unable to make means-ends calculations".

What do the sounds they make mean?

During this time he helped make "Mean Streets," "All the President's Men" and "Superman".

Nor do all the changes Germany needs to make mean cutting government back.

Now there is a reality competition whose sole object is to make mean girls nice.