Sentence examples for means for things from inspiring English sources

"These companies are under a lot of scrutiny because Western governments and corporations are learning how business is done in China and what that means for things like national security and ethical concerns".

If punching an easy target in the face gets Ed two points up over the Tories next week, who gives a fuck what it means for things like energy security, poverty or climate change?

And what does it mean for things like tax policy?

timmyb writes: When PFI was set up it was never meant for things like schools and hospitals, it was meant for things like roads and bridges which could be toll charged and were uncomplicated to maintain.

She saved onerous fancy-speak like that for her most serious moments, for things she really meant, for things that really mattered.

Often the absent dad is a lovable rogue; perhaps he was young and foolish back in the day and didn't mean for things to turn out as they did.

"I love these cleaning sponges... but they're meant for things like walls, not to remove tanning streaks," says Dr. Jennifer Ashton.

I just choose to use my anger as a means for changing things".

That means, for one thing, not bidding against themselves.

What that means, for one thing, is that there are fewer new roles available.

It means, for one thing, that corporations are turning out managers who are not leaders.