Sentence examples for means no further from inspiring English sources

That means no further excuses.

That means no further charges will be leveled.

And so that means no further revelation is admissible if it contradicts what is already believed.

And for former Gannett workers, any interruption in unemployment eligibility means no further payments from the company.

Once lawyers for the rightsholders have identified individuals, they generally offer to settle for a typical penalty of $2,500 which means no further legal costs or risking larger $150,000 infringement fines.

It means no further customers will be able to join the website queue or access the call centre, but customers already logged on to the website should be able to complete their transaction.

Pursell said an average price of $70 WTI will mean no further expansion of US shale oil.

But it warned the MPs who expressed no confidence in Corbyn "to learn the lessons of the last year" which should mean no further attempts to depose him.

And it would mean no further reduction for the foreseeable future in the 20,000 nuclear weapons still in the two countries' arsenals.

The THT said the experience of gay and bisexual men in north-west London aged under 27, who had been offered HPV jabs since 2012 by the London north west healthcare NHS trust, meant no further trials were needed.

But last year a high court judge ruled that a restrictive covenant set out in the deeds in 1909-10 wastillll enforceable, which meant no further building was allowed on the land.