Sentence examples for mean work is from inspiring English sources

Today globalisation, accelerating technological development and demographic change mean work is changing faster than ever.

Sometimes, finishing a particular report is more important than lovin' (or the oven), but that doesn't mean work is more important to you than your children or the sexual state of your marriage.

It might mean work being more evenly spread out between age groups, and it would deal with inequality because the costs of it are too high.

Critics had complained that lifting a cap on private patients in hospitals would mean work was undertaken at the expense of NHS patients.

But nothing, really, comes close to the satisfying ka-chunk of a stapler: it's a sound that means work is getting done.

"That means work is only just beginning there".

For things such as a dance recital, this means working is literal slow motion, like a super slow motion instant replay in sports.

That doesn't mean the work isn't without laughs.

This doesn't mean its work is done.

It doesn't mean his work is light.

But that doesn't mean your work is done.