Sentence examples for means a further from inspiring English sources

"Becoming a psychologist means a further three years of postgraduate study, so I need to keep costs down.

Even a decade means a further 330,000 avoidable deaths in the US and corresponding numbers in other countries.

Human rights groups have also warned that this recent crackdown on yet another independent and opposition media outlet means a further deterioration of freedom of expression and freedom of the press in the country.

That means a further wait on the sidelines for Henrikh Mkhitaryan and United will also be missing Luke Shaw, who was sent home from training on Wednesday with a temperature.

Business pressure on the UK government to move more quickly will thus grow, as a longer wait means a further ebbing of confidence and, in turn, a weakening of Britain's bargaining position.

The studio argues that films typically last about two months in cinemas before they disappear off screens; this means a further two-month wait until the official DVD release, a period used by pirates to flog illegal copies.

Occasional Flonase use meant a further 20percentt markup.

A surgical abortion would have meant a further delay of a few weeks.

This could actually mean a further increase, barring a financial catastrophy.

"Sanctions will mean a further reduction in standards of living and fewer resources for the people.

Further melting of Antarctic ice sheets would mean a further 5m rise in the sea level, submerging many island nations.