Sentence examples for mean the use from inspiring English sources

So taking on the terrorists may mean the use of ground troops supported by air power.

Advances in glass production technology mean the use of glass for building is increasingly cost-effective.

Here, Silver seems to be using "Bayesian" not to mean the use of Bayes's theorem but, rather, the general strategy of combining many different kinds of information.

Germany was especially wary of endorsing new rules that could eventually mean the use of shared European money to directly inject new capital into other countries' failing banks.

Germany was especially wary of endorsing new rules that could eventually mean the use of shared European funds before national elections in September.

If, as the National Farmers Union (NFU) advocates, 1,000 medium-sized biogas plants are built by 2020, and maize supplements the slurry and manure they process, that will mean the use of between 100,000 and 125,000 hectares.

The intervention they favored meant the use of overwhelming force at the outset; it meant killing people on the ground.

The first approach is network layer multicast [17], which means the use of IP multicast.

Expounding means the use of language or other semiotics to explain experiences or scientific knowledge.

That means the use of force must satisfy the distinction and proportionality requirements.

Primary endocrine therapy means the use of Tamoxifen, without surgery, radiotherapy or chemotherapy.