Sentence examples for may mean using from inspiring English sources

This may mean using a riser to lift the screen, and plugging in a separate keyboard.

This may mean using rolling forecasts (not targets) fed upwards from operating units to build global totals and focus attention beyond the end of the financial year.

This may mean using a specialist "re-invoicing" firm to "buy" the oranges at an inflated price with an invoice to match and charge the importer the true price.

This may mean using bridges between wild species or landraces and the elite gene pools.

Could the current squabble with its referees union one that may mean using replacement officials for the upcoming season be a rare opportunity for the league to get rid of what ails them?

That may mean using shower curtains, making sure individual stalls are available or setting aside separate times for transgender service members to use facilities.

That may well mean using think tanks as privileged mediators capable of translating and uploading academic work in smarter fashion than a direct approach to parties, politicians and, indeed, civil servants could possibly achieve.

This may only mean using certain components of the impairment classification.

Any node in MANET may act selfishly, which means using its limited resources only for its own profit, since each node in a network has the resource constraints such as storage and battery limitations.

In the full study, this may mean data imputation using regression techniques, but in the pilot study, there will be insufficient data to carry out the regressions robustly and last observation carried forward may be used to prevent omission of patients.

So taking on the terrorists may mean the use of ground troops supported by air power.