Sentence examples for means space for from inspiring English sources

"Animals that are built to move should be allowed to move," he said in an interview, and for chickens that means space for dust-bathing, perching and nesting.

It is a situation that means space for visitors, and seeing the sequoia hung with snow is better than not seeing it at all.

This phone has a sealed battery, the first time on a BlackBerry, which means space for more juice and less battery casing, but you can't swap batteries if you run low.

The focus on preserving all that natural beauty means space for development is strictly limited in the county of 22,000 residents.

Sorting your clothing means space for your new items, as well as discovering cute pieces you never knew you had! Be sure to hang up or fold everything you chose to keep!

Guests want more space in the room, "which means less space for furniture.

We need strong, diverse voices up there, which means making space for women – literally – around the table, in meetings and party and government level.

Plus, more young adults are moving to cities and not getting married, according to Harvard's Joint Center for Housing Studies, which means less space for decor and less disposable income for buying any.

It also means renewed space for capital controls, adjustable on a cyclical basis, and the possible IMF issue of reversible special drawing rights (SDRs) for a global countercyclical facility.

But breaking down the stereotype of the caring female also means making space for the caring male — i.e., the male nursery teacher, the male elderly caregiver and the male midwife.

The new venue means more space for beer, food trucks, games, music and educational panels.