Sentence examples for means issues from inspiring English sources

And that means issues disproportionately faced by women of color are pushed to the margins again and again".

And by talking about money, she means issues as "simple" as getting your spouse to spend less, or as complex as explaining why you want to divide your estate the way you do.

By that equality "thing", James means issues like same-sex marriage, where the DUP have used powers to block progressive legislation time and time again.

If the vast majority of the media has a strong white influence that often means issues such as race will be handled from a predominate white perspective.

This is especially important given that most of the research to date has been conducting in the US, which means issues that impact attrition such as health services funding and demographic characteristics are not generalizable to other countries.

If the court denies summary judgment, that means issues will remain for trial, and the case cannot be appealed until a trial decision is reached.

Sometimes that means issuing a special edition, as Vintage did to fete the 50th anniversary of "Lolita" last year.

That means issuing subprime mortgages with low down payments and low teaser rates.

Elemental's participatory approach also meant issues emerged that weren't directly linked to the earthquake and tsunami.

By this, presumably, he meant issues that revolve around race: profiling by police, incarceration rates, flagging urban economies.

I mean issues of representation, reflection and the dynamics of power.