Sentence examples for means successful from inspiring English sources

That means successful -- look -- MS. RADDATZ: No specifics, yeah.

That means successful N.B.A. markets like San Antonio, Sacramento, Portland and Salt Lake City.

A 2015 high-level MPA report published on Thursday continues to grade HS2 as amber/red – a rating that means successful delivery of the project is in doubt, with major risks or issues apparent.

In general, yes, but the government has taxed cigarettes to high heaven, as a means (successful) of steering us away from them, and made it illegal to partake of many recreational drugs.

Hydraulic fractures with full penetration in the vertical direction means successful fracturing process.

This means successful applicants have a much better understanding of what will be asked of them, while others deselect themselves at an earlier stage, saving time and money.

By that, I mean successful.

By "people like me" he meant successful money managers whose capitalist bona fides mean that their arguments are more likely to be received as wisdom and financial tips rather than preachy, egg-headed hectoring.

Transforming doesn't always mean successful.

The new laws - to be set out in the Queen's Speech - mean successful strike ballots must be approved by at least 40% of eligible staff on a turnout of at least 50%.

By that I mean successful disinformation operations, black propaganda operations that have promoted falsehoods for decades in an extraordinarily successful series of attempts to mislead the American people and shape U.S. foreign policy to serve neo-conservative ideological ends.