Sentence examples for means projects from inspiring English sources

Talk like this, out of rock-and-roll people, usually means projects, sidelines, interdisciplinary schemes.

This means projects find it almost impossible to squeeze support, ultimately more important, out of the money available.

That means projects from Final Cut 7 cannot be reworked on Final Cut Pro X, which was a problem for producers.

That means projects from Final Cut 7 can't be reworked on Final Cut Pro X, which was a real problem for producers.

It means projects that would reduce demand on their services don't happen (or if they do happen they are less likely to know about them).

So one potential advantage of a majority Conservative government will be less political risk for investors, who were made nervous by the feuding between the coalition partners, and that means projects will be cheaper to finance.

That means Project Loon will be able to work with significantly fewer balloons in flight at any given time.

The trend toward globalization and multisite collaboration, he says, means project managers must coordinate data collected at far-flung sites under diverse conditions with a variety of instruments.

That means project developers did all the hard work but decided prices were too low to bring their offsets to market - at least for now.

This means projecting your intentions into the psi ball, to control its behaviour.

"Our code of practice would mean projects would become more productive, volunteers would learn a lot more and projects would provide sustainable income support for communities.