Sentence examples for mean a combination from inspiring English sources

For breakfast, this can mean a combination of whole eggs and egg whites, plus turkey sausages, cereal or Greek yogurt.

This would mean a combination of losing fewer seats in Scotland, and winning more Tory and Lib Dem seats in England, than most predict.

Speaking to senior leaders, Mr. Xi repeatedly invoked Deng, especially on the need to adhere to "socialism with Chinese characteristics," a phrase often used to mean a combination of pragmatic policies and one-party rule.

She added: "For many savers the accessibility and flexibility of Isas and the up-front tax breaks of pensions mean a combination of the two makes the most sense.

"I sometimes think that the in campaign appears to be operating to a script written by George RR Martin and Stephen King – Brexit would mean a combination of A Feast for Crows and Misery," he said, describing this approach as, "a great, grotesque, patronising and preposterous Peter Mandelsonian conceit".

The group faces a daunting task because -- as each member knows, and as the Legislature that voted last summer to appoint them also knows -- the unoffending word "reform" can only mean a combination of two things: The rising property tax burden will have to be shifted -- to high-income earners and businesses -- and new sales taxes.

It means a combination of sorrow, sadness and longing.

It means a combination of things, both abstract and physical.

That means a combination of open plan offices and private rooms.

For us, this means a combination of part-time work, flexible hours and TOIL.

In general, this means a combination of laboratory and field experimentation on human behavior.