Sentence examples for means a material from inspiring English sources

"In my personal view, this means a material easing of monetary policy is likely to be needed, as one part of a collective policy response aimed at helping protect the economy and jobs from a downturn.

"Such a situation — coupled with an expected sluggish recovery in global car sales in 2010 and persistent overcapacity in the industry — means a material risk that its operating profit margin will remain well below that appropriate for its rating level until 2012 at the earliest and possibly beyond".

That usually means a materials or biological patent or a process patent that relates to an actual process.

A place or point in space is always taken to mean a material point on a body of reference.

Which means a lot of material either passes through, or is held indefinitely when agents don't know what it is.

The subscript x means a state of material such as x = g for glass state and x = l for liquid state, mx, Ax and nx are constants and Px(T) is a function of temperature.

The very fact of its newness means that a material has to be tested before it is used, to be sure it is strong enough and doesn't have some undesirable quality like toxic vapors.

And it is the second sense of 'immaterial' that gives us a key for understanding what Thomas means by a "material form," particularly a material substantial form.

This often means ordering a material by crystallization or confining it to nanometer scale regions through the use of patterning or lithography.

Commercial borosilicate glass substrate typically has a refractive index approximately 1.51, which means that a material with a refractive index approximately 1.23 is required in order to get the AR effect between air and glass.

Ideally, that means a sandwich of thick materials hugging an airtight gap.