Sentence examples for mean that two from inspiring English sources
This could mean that two prosecutions get under way.
That doesn't mean that two or three years from now, it can't happen to me, either.
The appointments mean that two of The Post's top three editors are newly arrived outsiders.
Synchrony, however, does not always mean that two people like each other.
These numbers do not mean that two thirds of the public oppose same-sex marriage; in fact, the public is fairly evenly split.
"Despite best efforts, it doesn't mean that two people on a crowded dance floor aren't going to throw punches at each other.
"I mean that's five races and two finishes".
That would mean that two million Argentine workers are without jobs.
As testing capacity is limited, this is likely to mean that two million head of cattle in the union's 15 member countries will be slaughtered.
But even 1 percent would mean that two million people could be saddled with erroneous credit histories that cause them to pay higher interest rates or to be denied credit altogether.
