Sentence examples for mean special from inspiring English sources

This is thought to mean special source exploitation.

Just because one community has been effective at lobbying should not mean special privileges.

New limits on off-season practice time mean special teams coaches like Westhoff no longer can use those quiet weeks to develop inexperienced players.

It doesn't mean Special Forces soldiers are immune to stress or the mistakes that stress causes, but it takes a lot more to rattle one of them than an old-time draftee.

Opinium also asked voters a series of questions to test their views on the SNP, after a week in which the Conservatives have campaigned heavily on the theme that a Labour government propped up by Nicola Sturgeon's anti-austerity party would be bad for the UK economy and would mean special favours for the Scots.

Thus, speaking about integration of means of alternative power engineering into structure of the building, we mean special approach to an architectural shaping.

An extended season often means special deals.

"Exclusivity doesn't mean small; it means special," Fischman contends.

— I realized he meant "special relativity" — "overlooks the effects of gravitation, as though it didn't matter".

The second is in the most competitive suburbs, where the pressure for students to do well makes parents and teachers look for the best services possible, which often means special education.

Engagement, in the revenue sense, presumably means special offers, discounts and other types of engagement marketing.