Sentence examples for means a package from inspiring English sources

In the Mets' case, that means a package headed by ALEX ESCOBAR, their top prospect.

We're trying to put together, within our means, a package which will enable Leigh to stay at the Arms Park and in Welsh rugby".

"Spain is five times as big as Greece — that would mean a package of 500 billion".

That means a simple package from Palestine to New York could take months on end.

For the UK that would mean a £60bn-£75bn £60bn-£75bn a packagedeficit of andut £250bn.

This could mean a total package for each of them that would exceed £33m.

For Mr. Liveris of Dow Chemical, that meant an options package that has jumped nearly eight times in value, to nearly $19 million from $2.4 million in February 2009.

This means that a packaging system format with a lower environmental impact that causes high food waste, may appear to be a better alternative than a packaging system with a higher environmental impact that reduces food waste.

It means having a packaged software experience, where you should be able to link cameras over a secure cloud connection while mounting them on walls, glass or the outdoors.

At some point most of us realise that a "role" means a job, an "opening" means another job, and a "package" means how much money they will give you every year for doing it.

Also, Mr. Marron said, broad tax changes generally can mean a much bigger package in dollar terms than a spending initiative.