Sentence examples for meaning members from inspiring English sources

Also, Haitians outside of Haiti can help a great deal, along with all meaning members of the international community.

Added her husband: "All of a sudden these guys" — meaning members of Congress — "are experts on the auto industry".

He interpreted this as meaning members were more concerned about getting a return on their money than about any tax they might later pay.

The Pakistani military has always distinguished between the "good Taliban" — meaning those who fight in Afghanistan, like the Haqqanis — and the "bad Taliban" — meaning members of the Pakistani Taliban who are at war with the Pakistani state.

The meaning members invest in their garments is totally personal and varies wildly, but in my experience, it's rare to find someone in this day and age who believes that the garments will save them from accident.

Furthermore, Mr. Lier said, management wanted to increase the contribution by guild members to their health plan by $56 a month, meaning members would, in effect, take a pay cut.

I've been told that I'm the first Jesuit to perform here, which more than likely means that I am the first religious (religious meaning member of a religious order, such as the Jesuits, the Franciscans, the Dominicans, etc). of any kind to showcase their wares at the Fringe; as Jesuits always seem to be the first to do this sort of thing.

Thus, the likelihood of the interaction between d1 and d2 can be calculated via the following equation: (7) Q h (d 1, d 2 ) = (∑ d ′ ∈ I c (d 1, d 2 ) (Q c (d 1, d ′ ) + Q c (d 2, d ′ ) ) + ∑ p ′ ∈ I p (d 1, d 2 ) (Q p (p ′, d 1 ) + Q p (p ′, d 2 ) ) ) × (2 | I c (d 1, d 2 ) ∪ I p (d 1, d 2 ) | ) − 1, where ∈ is a symbol in the set theory meaning "member of".

"It is a real problem," Dr. Brawley said of well-meaning members of Congress.

What was more troubling to her, she said, were the well-meaning members of APA who did not challenge the attacks.

Neither will she take the bus to work because, if she suffers a fit on board, well-meaning members of the public inevitably call for an ambulance to take her to the hospital – a costly trip in the US.