Sentence examples for mean according to from inspiring English sources

"I mean, according to Drudge and everybody else, I won the debates.

Even so, it did not mean, according to a Scotland Yard spokesman, that the Met were admitting liability.

But his championing of the fossil fuel is likely to mean, according to government estimates, that more than two-thirds of UK energy supply comes from gas.

The "front-line" cuts of 15% will mean, according to ACE chief executive Alan Davey, that about 100 arts organisations will have their funding cut altogether.

The last two words of the stamp on the pork in Queens, "Beit Yusef," mean "according to Sephardic custom," said Katzenstein, an Ashkenazi Jew.

But this is the other vague bit: what does "preparation for professional life" actually mean according to the NCH? Isn't this something all universities are supposed to provide?

Literally the term means "according to value".

What are some of the things it means, according to the article?

What that means, according to Auclair, is that an unsustainable tier system has developed in the 20-team league.

My friend is 30, which means, according to current medical thinking, she got pregnant just in the nick of time.

That would have meant, according to Mr. Stadiem, writing a book with someone who had perhaps never read one.