Sentence examples for means forming from inspiring English sources

The word "politics" carries many meanings, but in science, if politics means forming collaborations and generally getting along with people, then it plays a valuable role in advancing a career.

That means forming a Social Security commission next year to tackle that entitlement problem.

In politics, that means forming some sort of grassroots organization or political action committee (PAC).

In the health system, that means forming committees (also called boards of directors; advisory, steering or working committees; or parties or executive groups or clinical committees, and so on).

By contrast, research mobilization theorists argue that the success of social movements rests mainly on the resources that are available to it; this means forming coalitions with already-existing organizations, securing financial support, and mounting effective and organized campaigns of political pressure.

That means forming a new kind of relationship with our readers.

Basic refers to those rocks high in iron and magnesium silicates and magnetite, extrusive means formed by cooling after extruding onto the land surface or seafloor.

And it's an old concept, too, although the first simply biological definition of "species" (a Latin word that means "form" or "appearance") waited until 1686 when John Ray defined it.

The analyses of GLMM were performed both at the individual level (individual values formed the dependent variables) and population level (population means formed the dependent variables).

That would mean forming a coalition with only 61 MKs, the tiniest of majorities.

So it meant forming a company, choosing a short season of plays and getting on with it.