Sentence examples for means since from inspiring English sources
"If that works, it'll be incredible," said JT, who is right, but not in the way he means, since it is true only in the exact meaning of the word incredible: not capable of being believed.
I am all too aware of what having that information means since my mother died of Alzheimer-related causes.
Which means, since the driver sits at one end, the two passengers are either lined up to the left or right.
It's not a perfect measure by any means, since there are issues of risk and liquidity, and anyway what bond investors expect isn't necessarily reasonable.
Previously, Network Rail had been able to borrow freely to meet escalating costs, but it has to "live within its means" since, Carne said.
In Naples meanwhile, she lives vicariously through her friend Giaconda – but we get very little sense of what that means, since Giaconda is herself so thinly sketched out.
Or what home meant, since the meaning seems so much to depend on its loss.
In the subclustering procedure (see Algorithm 3), we sequentially subcluster each connected component of the Hamming graph into more and more clusters with the classical k-means clustering algorithm (denoted m-means since k has different meaning).
Do you mean since losing your baby?
He did wax nostalgic about what "the basic right of property" has meant "since the founding of America".
