Sentence examples for means real from inspiring English sources

She means real change.

That means real modernisation.

That means "real food".

This means real hope for France.

That means real deadlines and continual tests and redesigns.

"Real means blemishes, real means warts, real means real.

If inflation is 2%, the ECB's target, that means real growth of 3% is required.

In education, the pledge to maintain real spending on schools means real spending per pupil falls.

Managed security monitoring means real-time monitoring and a timely response to security threats.

For this kind of applications, reliability means real-time data delivery with a high data delivery ratio.

Moreover, in a 21st century environment, in which "timely" means "real-time", diplomats and public officials need to be nimble and agile.