Sentence examples for means that changes from inspiring English sources

This means that changes in weather conditions or other factors affecting output can lead to really large price fluctuations.

Recording a burst of slow maturing proteins means that changes will be minute between frames and probably undistinguishable from spurious background fluctuations.

These are obviously related but the time it takes for radiation to reach the cloud means that changes here lag those in the supermassive black hole.

And it means that changes in American production will now, along with that of Persian Gulf producers, also have a major influence on global oil prices.

With so many great national broadcasters starting out in our stations, it also means that changes we make now will shape the voices we all hear on national radio in five and ten years' time.

Many new wind farms lie along the gusty Columbia River corridor, and their concentration means that changes in the wind can bring sudden dips and spikes in the power they generate.

Now, this doesn't mean that changes in minimum wages don't affect employment at all.

And it doesn't mean that changes in the level of competition didn't matter.

It does mean that changes in anesthetic regimen need to be considered as a factor in experimental outcomes.

Progressive change doesn't mean that change is minor or even that it is slow.

I mean, that changed our world.