Sentence examples for means as it from inspiring English sources

Many people who live here are happy to describe the city as "provincial", which isn't a pejorative word when it means (as it does in Kolkata) a place that has preserved its singular culture.

That means, as it has everywhere else, that people who seldom if ever flew suddenly are able to do so.

There is no glossing over that: if that means, as it appears to, that Zenit's identity is as a club with no black players, then it is racist.

What that means 'As it stands' is that Russia and Greece would go through and Poland and Czech Republic would go out.

This means, as it has meant in all such places, that they are perpetually exposed to theft, expulsion, slavery and murder.

Next, it is explained why the sphericity assumption is just as important for making accurate multiple comparisons amongst level means as it is for the accuracy of the omnibus hypothesis test on the factor of interest.

Or it means as much as you want it to.

I mean, as long as it's not in Russia".

I mean as it affects Miss Daisy and Hoke.

Last year Greece redefined what "adverse" meant as it came close to an exit from the euro.

Does it mean as much to you today?