Sentence examples for means supplies from inspiring English sources

It means supplies are the tightest they have been in around a decade.

That means supplies of the new iPad mini will likely be limited in the run up to "an iPad Christmas".

Good harvest means supplies to the war effort.

Barbara's mother (Ann Penfold), a Mrs Tiggy-Winkle with means, supplies the spry farcical element when she arrives to deliver a moral lecture to the lovers, followed by her equally irate and ridiculous husband (Col Farrell).

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Creating an account means supplying Microsoft with personal information like name, state, ZIP code and occupation.

Demand from China is going down, while the nuclear deal with Iran means supply is poised to go up.

And the slowness of building in the capital means that offices are often finished at the wrong time, at the low point in an economic cycle: a slump in construction starts three years ago means supply will crash next year.

And as Dan Pink demonstrates so well, effectively motivating people means supplying the transcendent purpose that we all really want.

An increase of 36% in the past year means supply now outstrips demand despite efforts to stamp out its harvesting.

That means supplying the expertise to run the technology behind power utilities, rail, health and traffic systems.