Sentence examples for mean that ending from inspiring English sources
Last week, the airwaves were thick with warnings from the Tories that a Labour government reliant on SNP support could mean that end of the Trident missile system.
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I mean, that was the end.
"What do you mean that's the end—" I put my fingers on my lips.
And, beyond that, he defends non-violent resistance to the occupation as the one means that can end it.
"That means that high-end stuff is not on sale on Black Friday.
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Of course, the lack of true chronic ischemic disease models means that end points such as decreased amputation rate or decreased mortality cannot be studied, because results obtained with non-diseased animals would probably lead to overly optimistic predictions.
Inadequate reporting is a significant barrier to their utility: it means that end users, such as researchers, clinicians and clinical guideline developers, cannot assess methodological rigour and the credibility and trustworthiness of the findings of a meta-ethnography.
