Sentence examples for means explaining from inspiring English sources

"That means explaining to them what you're doing, why you're doing it and what the benefits are.

That means explaining how supporting the arts doesn't just mean supporting art or artists, but the restaurants near the theaters, the hotels people stay in to see the ballet and the taxis people take to museums.

"The length of the intifada has made me realize it's more important to work for peace than to work for hasbara," she said, using a Hebrew word that means explaining the Israeli perspective.

That means explaining that elderly people are rarely saved from cardiac arrest by CPR, or advising women with broken hips that they may never walk again, with or without surgery, unless they can stand physical therapy.

That means explaining its actions in full, and showing convincing evidence for all the claims it makes to justify them.Few fair-minded people can doubt that the targets of the attacks in Afghanistan were indeed training camps and bases for Islamist fanatics.

But the president's mission on this trip is to convince Mr Netanyahu and ordinary Israelis that he believes making peace is in their interest and that he is determined to get involved.That means explaining to Israelis that two states is the only solution.

"There are two main technological obstacles to making smell transmissible by digital means," explains biophysicist and author of Perfumes: The A-Z guide, Dr Luca Turin.

It wasn't until 2011 that governments really began making that data available through programmatic means, explains DuVander.

"The wedding dress is the most important purchase of the chief decision maker in a $90 billion market," Means explains.

What this means, explains Drezen, is that nudiviruses infected wasps a few million years ago and that, over time, the viral DNA fully integrated into the wasp genome.

It's a part of Marissa Mayer's "MAVENS" strategy, which means, explains Lee, "increasing video viewing across the network as much as possible".