Sentence examples for means more efforts from inspiring English sources

More demand among advertisers to reach Spanish-speaking consumers — and those acculturated Hispanics who are bilingual or speak English — means more efforts by media companies to sell commercial time during shows those consumers watch.

That means more efforts by companies to minimize packaging; more efforts by the authorities to step up collection and public awareness; and more efforts by ordinary people — yes, that is you and me — to avoid throwaway plastic products and to recycle those we do use.

Anything less than a perfect score means more effort was needed rather than praise for the marks achieved.

Because infants there are often not immunized against measles, as most babies are in the United States, that means more effort devoted to vaccination and extra care in reporting cases to public health officials to contain any outbreaks.

While this means more effort initially if training a group, the outcome is worth it.

Enamel paint can provide a lovely glossy finish but it is slower to work with and the brushes require cleaning in mineral turpentine, which means more effort, odor and longer drying time.

While that may mean more effort now, it's definitely worth it in the long run.

It also means more time, effort and expertise put into marketing.

That means more job loss, retraining efforts and mass migration from a city that so many have called home for years.

"When colleagues are close, a poor effort means more than a dissatisfied customer or an unhappy manager," writes Friedman.

That means, more pan-European events, and bigger PR efforts by all the startups.