Sentence examples for means clearing from inspiring English sources

Repairing the power grid means clearing complex regulatory hurdles.

It usually means clearing forests or other habitats in areas to be flooded.

"They've just hung out a shingle, and sometimes that just means clearing off a kitchen table.

That means clearing obstacles to entrepreneurship and immigration of skilled would-be entrepreneurs, improving patent laws, investing in critical infrastructure, and so on.

But sinking wires, which means clearing a corridor 17m to 40m wide and cannot be done in all terrains, carries an environmental toll too.

This once meant chasing outlaws out of town; in today's economy, it means clearing out the patent trolls, and making sure they never come back.

Reality was different – Hana acted in Theresienstadt, Isobel says, but to do so meant "clearing dead bodies from the stage".

But it probably meant clearing their loft out, and that 'faffing time' is more important than future cash savings".

"This meant clearing out invasive species: Norway maple, vines that had not co-evolved with native species".

"Out of the woods" once meant clearing your head, or protesting "in a pig's eye" if you couldn't.

That meant clearing a security check at the Pentagon and waiting for hours before the cue to start moving arrives.