Sentence examples similar to means situation from inspiring English sources

JEAN-CLAUDE IZZO wrote a terrific series of French noir novels, a Marseille trilogy of sun-baked bad guys and beautiful women, smart cops and mean situations.

When I talk about risks during crisis, I mean situations that can dramatically damage a child's life.

In contrast, by binary dissociation constants I mean situations where only one reactant (or perhaps a subcomplex) is separated out at infinity while all of the other reactants remain bound together.

"It means the situation has brightened up a little bit".

Portugal's goalless draw with Italy means the situation in Group B is a complex one.

Kyrgios will later explain he means the situation, not the competition when he says he doesn't want to be "here".

The only issue is her age: that Miss Shepherd looks so elderly from the outset means her situation can just seem cruel, rather than quirky.

This is a lunch meeting, not a conference call, which means the situation necessitates a personal and positive connection.

There is not much ambiguity about what that means in situations like these.

That means avoiding situations as best you can.

The situation called for something spectacular, which meant the situation was perfect for Tiger Woods.