Sentence examples for mean members from inspiring English sources

I mean, members come and go.

Myners said the heavy losses would mean members seeing no dividend for years to come.

Putting in a smaller amount than the regulator requires will just mean members stay in the PPF and any extra money goes into the central PPF pot.

But it would mean "members of clubhouses which are run in an orderly manner by law-abiding persons" are no longer criminalised.

One industry analyst said the program could mean members of the task force want to keep the automakers solvent and operating without the disruption of bankruptcy filings.

If "members of the public" are needed to go in on Wednesdays and ask questions on behalf of the nation, that can only mean members of parliament are not currently doing it.

This has meant members have not been able to open up as much land as they would have wanted.

As Myles wrote in a campaign letter, dated September 11 , 1991 "By that he means members of ACT-UP, victims of bias crimes: women, homosexuals, ethnic and racial minorities.

meetings because it meant members of the group were prepared to move toward reductions of tariffs and other barriers to agricultural trade.

In their article Osborne and Schauble said both Britain and Germany accepted that the eurozone crisis meant members of the single currency needed to establish a common fiscal and economic policy.

The wives were accustomed to the question "Who dies next, the enemy or us?" — when the "us" meant members of the United States military.