Sentence examples for mean that several from inspiring English sources

The cuts would mean that several interplanetary missions under considerationNone to Halley's comet, another to VenusNwould be out of the question.

In lotteries where the bettors themselves are allowed to select their own numbers, this may mean that several tickets with the right combination of winning numbers have been sold—in which case the prize is divided among the winners or, conversely, that no such ticket has been sold.

That may mean that several of the country's 17 nuclear reactors will be taken offline in the coming weeks.

However, caution should be noted as alpha coefficients of >0.95 can mean that several of the items are in fact measuring the same thing [ 6, 10].

However, this does not mean that several documents drafted by the United Nations (although seldom enforced) lose all relevance; often the problem rests with the institutions tasked with delivering decent outcomes rather than the well-intentioned statements.

This meant that several unusual light-matter phenomena could now be tested experimentally.

A multiseat electoral system meant that several members of the Liberal Democratic Party ran for several seats in the same district.

That means that several of these career politicians will be left without a chair when the music stops.

The deadline means that several Central European and Mediterranean countries could be able to join in 2004.

The membership requirement means that several Minneapolis agencies with reputations for well-regarded work — among them, Mono, Olson and Zeus Jones — are sidelined.

But the crush of recent economic news means that several older books suddenly have a new relevance.