Sentence examples for mean more screen from inspiring English sources

That could mean more screen time.

When shameless exposure is the goal, a little dirt simply means more screen time.

(Klaine fans, rejoice!) I have no doubt that he'll end up in New York by the end of Season 4, but hopefully, this means more screen time for Burt Hummel, who is arguably the best character on "Glee".

The larger display of the iPad mini (7.9 inches diagonally versus 7.0 inches diagonally) means more screen real estate for content, Apple exec Phil Schiller said; Apple also has 275,000 apps optimized for use on a tablet, far more than what is available in the app markets of Google, Amazon or Barnes & Noble.

That would mean more effective screening (which is planned already), and also a willingness by those without the symptoms to be treated.

The measures may mean more body searches and intensive screening of smartphones, shoes and accessories – but airports insisted on Friday that the increased security was not delaying passengers.

All on the same page, er, screen More online elements can mean more work for schools, particularly beleaguered IT departments.

More guns mean more homicides.

More guns mean more death.

More lines mean more pixels.

More people mean more help.