Sentence examples for means each of from inspiring English sources

That means each of its molecules contains an oxygen atom as well as the carbon and hydrogen found in an alkane.

The chant was a rephrasing of a popular Hindu slogan, "har har Mahadev", which means "Each of us is Mahadev [or, Shiva resides in every one of us]".

It means each of the 12 Super League clubs will receive more than £700,000 a year, compared with £650,000 under the present deal, and according to Lewis there will also be more money for the National League clubs.

"The Russian side stands for making the reductions real and not virtual, so that we have a real understanding on both sides which levels of nuclear warheads and delivery means each of us possess".

— MIKE HUGUENIN Louisville has finished off Colorado State, rolling to a 26-point win (that means each of the three games completed today has had at least a 22-point victory margin).

That means each of those places needs its own rulebook.

When I say 'we', I mean our government, but I also mean each of us as voters, citizens and consumers.

The watch system, meanwhile, at night meant each of them could, at best, get two hours of sleep on the boat's cramped floor.

But that wealth doesn't mean each of the characters is satisfied with what they have.

I mean, each of the words is easy enough to understand on its own.

The maximum civil penalty for each violation, which would mean each of the 71 million Americans who had their data exposed to Cambridge Analytica, is $41,484.