Sentence examples for mean future from inspiring English sources
That will mean future generations are already dead," she said despondently.
Of course, that may mean future savings when companies are ready to expand again.
The likelihood is, however, that many firms will initially stick with what they do now, on the basis that current compliance will mean future compliance.
Although the couple expressed pleasure with the new exhibition, future sites mean future worries for the Woodmans — both as perfectionist fellow artists and as parents.
They hope the proposed legislation will mean future generations are unable to buy tobacco in Norway when they reach 18 years old, which is the current age limit.
Both factors mean future benefit cuts and/or tax hikes will need to be larger than they might otherwise have been.
(It helps that her name means "future" in Japanese).
The new calculation means future contributions can be lower.
"Wei" means "future" and also "uncertainty", and the future really is unknown.
