Sentence examples for means senior from inspiring English sources

Not that it means senior success is just around the corner.

For my 17-year-old, it means senior year and applying to colleges far from home.

"It means senior staff get together regularly and look at where we need to improve, and where there is expertise in one school that could help the other," Lindley says.

Of course, when we say "the government of Zimbabwe," what we really mean is President Robert Mugabe, just as "the government of Burma" these days means Senior Gen. Than Shwe, the leader of the ruling junta.

For parents in less-flexible workplaces, it means senior people need to declare their daughter's chess tournament as a reason for a shift change, and regularly, casually address the question of child care when scheduling as if it's a given, not an inconvenience.

Allen says the emergence of Wales' youngsters means senior players cannot "rest on their laurels".

The added convenience means seniors can perform diagnostic tests more frequently, helping to diagnose diseases and thus to begin treatment sooner, ensuring complications are prevented to save avoidable healthcare costs.

More than paying bills, Medicare means seniors are able to age with dignity, respect, and access to the medical care they deserve.

That means seniors would immediately lose several benefits under the new law, including additional aid for prescription drugs and access to preventive care without copays.

No real offense was meant, senior officials here insist.

Hague told MPs that transition had been too quick and excessively rapid elections meant senior experienced figures in the transitional government "disappeared" too quickly.