Sentence examples for means given from inspiring English sources
Which means, given the current state of the mortgage market, that anyone with a score below 620 can't get a mortgage.
That means given a choice between the same rock-bottom fare on JetBlue or US Airways, for example, US Airways is actually more desirable because of the value of the frequent flier miles.
Although housing officials said they could still select developers by the end of this year, it is unclear what the announcement on Friday means given the change in administrations after the November election.
This doesn't have to be true, and surely makes no difference to the final conclusion — but it means, given the overall target, individual-country AD curves reflecting that fixed division of the total.
He addresses all those issues of improbability (how did self-replicating molecules emerge, how did life begin, why did it begin on Earth and apparently only on Earth?) not by answering the questions but by patiently explaining what improbability really means, given a starting point of energy and organic chemistry, on a timescale of billions of years and with 100 trillion planets to choose from.
This means, given an improving variable, a totally new assignment based on this variable is created and the remaining variables are also added to the problem.
Assimilation means giving up everything".
That means give-and-take.
That means giving them skills.
It means giving a sense of improvisation.
