Sentence examples for means for many from inspiring English sources

And that means for many animals, smaller brains are better because they won't waste energy.

Tourist dollars also provide a means for many impoverished locals to benefit directly, he added.

"The risk of not being paid, even if successful, means for many the employment tribunal is just not an option.

Labour's failure means, for many disabled people, our best chance appears to be a man whose leadership could guarantee decades of Tory anti-disability policies.

A hugely successful businessman in his own right, he has attempted to introduce a greater degree of financial realism into an enterprise which, like many of its counterparts, has lived beyond its means for many years.

With brief captions explaining the often desperate circumstances of each picture, the show provides a sadly illuminating glimpse of what travel means for many of the world's less privileged citizens.

In recent years, the vacation has meant, for many mainlanders, a trip to Hong Kong.

But it is still weird to be the only person living in a complex meant for many.

Equality in the workplace turns out to mean, for many women, and men, too, pretending that they have no family at all.

Ms Harman criticised the "dysfunctionality" in the Murdoch empire and added: "What the Murdochs mean for many people is concentration of power or abuse of power".

Self-employment should not mean financial hardship, a lack of basic rights and security, a race to the bottom in terms and conditions; but that's what it does mean for many.