Sentence examples similar to means has made from inspiring English sources

These two means have made the proposed algorithm very reliable in finding design point.

Means had made his proclamation and the state law enforcement agencies had gone into a mass panic.

Zombie Farm was at number #6 on the list, which means McDonnell has made at least a few million thus far.

It means Rob Green has made more saves - 26 - than any other Premier League goalkeeper and only Everton have conceded more goals.

"Normally that means someone has made a big donation.

The power of the Drosophila model means it has made important contributions to the identification of novel developmental and physiological roles of autophagy.

Answering a question too soon means the suspect has made the story up.

Aging infrastructure worldwide has made rapid means of repair and retrofitting a growing necessity.

Which means you've made up your mind about me too.

Welcome to the end of week four of the political campaign, which means we've made it halfway through.

I think that means we've made it.