Sentence examples for mean a major from inspiring English sources

"This does not mean a major compromise.

It will also mean a major makeover for the rundown Civil War era mansion.

Real estate agents say Mr. Konkus's project will mean a major turnaround in the area.

But improving self-service does not always mean a major investment in technology.

Mr. Kelly said the meeting could draw radical protesters and would mean a major personnel commitment for the department.

For Mr. Hertzmark the decline in natural gas prices will mean a major stimulus for the domestic and world economies.

That means a major fiscal stimulus.

That means a major conference champion will be omitted.

"I would say that means a major door will have been kicked down," Boone Isaacs said.

For younger Australians it has meant a major shift in their experience in the labour force.

If that means a major armed intervention, we should do it, but with no illusions.