Sentence examples for means part of from inspiring English sources

Campaigners worry that this means part of the site could be sold off.

The players will see what being global really means, part of an Olympic Village with more than 200 countries.

That means part of the New York Fed's Alico investment could be replaced with a stake in MetLife.

P means part of the reported transaction actually occurred.

1 pos means part of speech; fre means frequency.

Which means part of its mission is "to spell the end of clickbait".

Mr Cable is arguing that ring-fencing means parts of Whitehall that have already suffered the biggest cuts now face another squeeze in 2015-16.

It means parts of Britain have been hotter than destinations such as Ibiza.

By "patches in our visual field" in this context Wittgenstein means parts of the visual field with no noticeable parts.

That means parts of the business, at least, should eventually be running as a fully automated marketplace.

Babies with reduced metabolism are those who are likely to do badly, as it means parts of their brain are too damaged to function.