Sentence examples for means makers from inspiring English sources

That means makers who also like to play computer games can now indulge in two hobbies for the price of one.

You know, "poet" means "maker" in Greek.

We have the responsibility to rebrand it to mean "maker" not "taker".

Intel is fighting to win back share, which means PC makers use the rivalry to get a price break.

That probably means that makers of the dreaded Christmas sweater are likely to stay in business for yet another year.

For practical purposes, analysts said, that means policy makers are still at least six months away from tightening monetary policy.

This means policy makers should spend a lot less time worrying about the incentive effects of marginal rates and a lot more worrying about other tax issues.

It takes getting rid of the persistent slack in the labor market, which in turn means policy makers must plot a course toward full employment.

The output rate of 5.5in is still only around 50%-60 50%-60h means display makers have to scrap almost half of the substandard output, said a person at a display component supplier.

But that just means device makers or carriers need to certify that the apps are safe.

In practical terms, this means decision makers have to choose which group or aspect of the system they prioritise for precautionary actions.