Sentence examples for means given the 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.

My point is this: Anything as big and public and consequential as a research university is going to garner its share of news, and that frequently means, given the news business, bad news.

Her Majesty's Inspectorate of Constabulary is working on a definition of what front line actually means, given the growth in the different roles and functions modern day policing performs.

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.

It is a constant search for signs that he is now "disciplined," and therefore "presidential". That means, given the bandwidth allotted to coverage, that the stories about his Foundation and about his foreign dealings would be downplayed or given short shrift.

And she uses the word signifies, which means giving the meaning of something.

This means giving the money to Finboard.

For others, satisfaction means giving the house away.

Real education reform means giving the mayors of our big cities that control.

That means giving the students three meals a day, including hot lunch and dinner.