Sentence examples for mean that out from inspiring English sources

Does that also mean that out of the people who have dates, they somehow have a one up on you?

This situation is further compounded by the fact that abolition of user fees in government facilities certainly does not mean that out of pocket payments have disappeared altogether.

This would mean that out of the 10,000 women undergoing a hysterectomy, 15 women would die due to the surgery.

Assuming use of the two-question combination, this would mean that out of every 100 screening applications answering yes to either of these two questions, only 1 true case would be missed but 12 false-positive diagnoses would be generated.

This doesn't mean that out of the blue, you should say things absolutely random words, which is just stupid.

It will mean that out-of-work families cannot receive more than about £500 a week.

Moving toward universal health coverage should mean that out-of-pocket (OOP) expenses for health interventions would become " zero or close to zero" [ 10] (p. 1932).

These costs of Korea Health Panel mean that out-of-pocket costs for TKM use would be 916.1 million dollars for total Korean population in 2008.

This means that out-of-court ADRs should be available everywhere in the EU in the second half of 2014.

A surfeit of British holiday homes means that out of season, accommodation in Tuscany is both plentiful and affordable.

It means that out of the jumble or the silence, words will in time be found, feelings will be recognised.