Sentence examples for mean supplies from inspiring English sources

International sanctions like a ban on European ships' using Ivorian ports, together with the near-collapse of the banking system, mean supplies of Ivory Coast's cocoa to world markets have virtually dried up.

But a return to the drachma would mean supplies and equipment ordered from abroad would get more expensive for Greek researchers, he admits.

This seems to mean supplying Europe with the means and the will to stand up to America.

In practise, this will mean supplying refugees with food, enrolling them in German language classes and donating football equipment.

Shying away from the abstract, she understands that the frequently misunderstood and misused concept of scat doesn't mean supplying doodly-doodly-doo filler that sounds jazzy.

Open Mon-Sat 11am-7pm, Sun 12pm-6pm This place is a cinema, restaurant, music venue and the most comfortable seat in all of Portland, and by comfortable, we mean supplied by a full bar.

Does it mean supplying small arms and non-lethal assistance?

It means supplies are the tightest they have been in around a decade.

That means supplies of the new iPad mini will likely be limited in the run up to "an iPad Christmas".

Even though the worst offenders were cut off, many farmers still refused to pay, especially in villages where burnt-out transformers meant supplies had ceased anyway.

Good harvest means supplies to the war effort.