Sentence examples for meaning major from inspiring English sources

But some uncertainty remains about how to keep all the promises they made, meaning major changes are still months away.

Problem is, Warner Bros Pictures was still negotiating with the actors for those cameos and future roles, meaning major contracts for multiple JL/character films to follow.

Team GB has previously estimated around half of the 541-strong team will not attend, meaning major stars such as Jessica Ennis, Victoria Pendleton and Mo Farah will not parade at the climax of the Danny Boylextravaganzaxthataganza that is expected to be watched by a worldwide audience of up to one billion people.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Adding to an already brutal season of flooding, another major waterway — this time, the Missouri River — is rising because of record rain and snow, meaning major flooding is likely from the headwaters in Montana to where it flows into the still-swollen Mississippi River.

Denbigh Infirmary was given a rating of one star out of five by inspectors, meaning "major improvement" is necessary.

The formerly flush (or devil-may-care credit card holders) are shedding the evidence of their overindulgence via online resale, meaning major deals for everyone else on barely or never used designer clothing, accessories, home décor, etc.

Dren!" (a Tuvan dirty word meaning major-league wood) whenever Ugalde comes near.

"I'd like to play back here," he said, meaning the major leagues.

Those customers make up a significant portion of travelers, meaning the major carrier cannot just ignore them.

Concomitantly, island ecosystems often are unbalanced, meaning that major groups of species, such as mammalian carnivores, can be entirely absent from remote oceanic islands.

The official said that American commanders were still considering "the kinetic option," meaning a major military offensive, and that they needed to see more from the Falluja Brigade, the all-Iraqi force entrusted with providing security for the city.