Sentence examples for mean many more from inspiring English sources

These changes will mean many more miscarriages of justice".

More medical specialists mean many more specialist visits and procedures.

This will mean many more paediatricians will avoid engagement in this work.

For users, the announcement could mean many more ads on Facebook.

More hospitals in an area mean many more days spent in hospitals with no discernible improvements in health.

The 30% cuts to prison staff since 2011 mean many more prisoners are locked up most of the time in overcrowded jails.

And it means many more schools will be forced to become academies.

Relief operations in the affected areas were unhurried, which meant many more needlessly died.

That means many more shops are seeing higher sales this month.

This means many more pictures can fit on a 16MB or 32MB storage card.

Now wages are nudging up and strong jobs growth means many more people are earning.