Sentence examples similar to means dead end from inspiring English sources
Other states are watching the Virginia rules closely, and Benfield says he expects to see similar regulations adopted around the country in the next few years -- which means the dead end may soon be a thing of the past.
Whether this presence as a single virus means a dead end for HBoV infection, true latency including the potential of reactivation, or a role in the pathogenesis of clinical conditions requiring surgery warrants future studies.
She was always battling to get away from that narrow, mean, dead-end little world and then immediately regretting the rupture and romanticizing her time there.
To remain in West Africa meant a dead end.
A mixture of Khoisan and Afrikaans, Sossusvlei means 'dead end marsh' and it takes its name from the baked mud pan, dry for all but a few days each year.
But perhaps this means Reggie Ledoux is a dead end?
I think you mean a BOSS evolutionary dead end.
All that automation has made working in the mill — which once meant mostly dead-end jobs for people with no other options — desirable for many people.
That doesn't mean that smartphones are a dead end for mobile ads — but it does mean that the kind of promotions you do there have to take into account what kind of audience you're targeting.
