Sentence examples for means at a from inspiring English sources

Ownership of property probably means at a minimum that one's government or society will help to exclude others from the use or enjoyment of one's possession without one's consent, which may be withheld except at a price.

Although a new resolution promising stiffer sanctions on Iran may still be circulated soon, both Russia and China say that the new NIE version of events means at a minimum a bit of a rethink.Yet it's a funny thing.

That means at a time when starts on private homes in London have reached a two-decade high, we have seen the proportion of expected affordable housing nearly halve.

He uses photography to draw our attention to photography: what it is, what it does and what it means at a time when it is so ubiquitous and slyly seductive that it is taken for granted.

That she has erected the wall means, at a first reading, that she does not want to share with others whatever she's got; however, to the extent that by building the wall she lets the others know of her new possession, it means that she may want to share after all.

Low-paid council workers in Newcastle told me what the pay freeze means at a time of rising prices – the worry about buying a teenage son new trainers, not being able to fill up the car with petrol for a family outing, the twist in the stomach when the gas bill arrives.

This means at an atomic and subatomic level everything is connected.

Difference between means at Time A and Time B was evaluated by paired t-test.

For the Islamists, this meant, at a minimum, imposing Sharia on the Egyptian legal system.

I mean, at a certain point, how much are you willing to risk for a two-week vacation?

Leo simply took his boss for a pint after work and explained what being transgender meant at a time when transitioning genders wasn't so common.