Sentence examples for mean ordering from inspiring English sources

That, Mr Raynsford said in hushed tones, would mean ordering troops to cross picket lines.The following day, his boss, John Prescott, the deputy prime minister, told Parliament that as it would take 12 weeks for soldiers to be adequately trained, taking over the fire stations wouldn't help much.

This year's cuts may mean ordering fewer transgenic mice, or not replacing broken equipment, or working with fewer reagents, researchers say.

When we talk about having an eye-opener, we don't mean ordering a venti thingamajig from your nearest Starbucks.

The mean ordering of phenotypic changes generating C4 photosynthesis.

And that means ordering now.

Ordering wisely here means ordering counterintuitively.

This usually meant ordering up another Zeffirelli extravaganza.

But to get it there by then means ordering the food right now," she said.

You can have both styles, but that means ordering separate dishes.

It means ordering from the appetizer section of the restaurant menu instead of from the entrees.

"Even if that means ordering things you might not think necessary," he added with a wink.