Sentence examples for means and will continue from inspiring English sources

Steubenville and what is going on at Notre Dame show us exactly what "widespread lack of consequences for sexual assault" means and will continue to mean for children going to colleges and universities in the United States.

What this has meant (and will continue to mean) is that every tiny little glitch or stumble is going to be widely reported -- a level of scrutiny other candidates won't receive for months to come (if at all).

What their passage has meant - and will continue to mean - for the people who live within them remains for others to explore.

That relentless optimism — that everything he, his administration and his supporters fought for meant something (and will continue to mean something) — was suffused throughout a speech that effectively functioned as the final chapter of the Obama presidency.

"It's very tough to detect in advance, which means we are and will continue to be susceptible to lone actors who don't give us much warning to thwart them," he said.

It means I have endured, and will continue to endure, being referred to by more pejoratives than I can keep track of.

Everyone — and I mean everyone — has gained (and will continue to gain) from protecting an open internet, and we as a society need to recognize that and start imposing strong pressure against those who do not live up to their responsibilities.

That does not mean the threats we face and will continue to face are any less dangerous or complicated.

The shutdown beginning on May 12 is meant to be temporary, however, and will continue until Google has an improved moderation system in place.

It means you've spent your life and will continue to spend your life calibrating your appearance, speech and behaviour so that you are not a slut.

I'm not saying we've achieved parity by any means – and sales will continue to be influenced by external factors – but we are certainly more aware, more alert to existing bias, and more committed to changing it.