Sentence examples for mean a complete from inspiring English sources

Does that mean a complete rebound — as in making a profit — is possible this season?

Moreover, he said, working outside Australia would mean a complete change in work habits.

Refreshing a brand also might mean a complete revamp of in-flight entertainment.

The Syrians and other Arabs have interpreted Resolution 242 to mean a complete Israeli withdrawal.

But changes on the track will be nothing compared with a takeover, which would mean a complete shake-up of how things are done.

In matters of fiscal dumping and minimum rates of taxation on corporation profits, this would obviously mean a complete paradigm change for Europe, which was constructed as a free trade area with no common fiscal policy.

In the early years, a new model meant a complete transformation involving major innovation.

It means a complete acceptance by republicans that in future their aims will be pursued 'through exclusively peaceful means'..

But in Priorato (Priorat in the local Catalon language), innovation has not meant a complete break from the past.

For John and Barbara Ten Hoeve, Abarb's owners, Jerry has meant a complete change in the way they do business.

That means a complete United Nations-imposed oil embargo enforced by a naval blockade, as well as total diplomatic isolation.