Sentence examples for means that language from inspiring English sources

I think it means that language matters.

The breadth of the internet means that language is morphing not just on grocers' signs and in school playgrounds, but on a far more fundamental level.

When you say 'stone', it's a stone, but when you know that it's 'piedra' in Spanish, it means that language is not linked absolutely to reality".

The fact that systematicity and productivity depend on the compositional structure of language means that language has a combinatorial semantics.

This means that language that directs students to act in a particular way through pressure or a threat (e.g., assignment of a bad grade) should be avoided (Reeve, 2009).

27 This means that language or cultural barriers alone cannot explain the disparities in access found in our study, although these may aggravate the barriers set up by legal restrictions.

This usually means that languages without a state of their own are belittled as mere patois, argot or dialect.

We cannot speak our thoughts without language, but this does not mean that language is all that there is.

Their newly limited abilities mean that language is constantly surprising them, changing their conception of who they are.

Watson's trouncing of the "Jeopardy!" champs Brad Rutter and Ken Jennings doesn't mean that language processing has advanced to the point of language comprehension.

The 234-to-197 vote, which was nearly along party lines, meant that language disallowing the contract, valued at up to $10 billion over the next decade, was likely to be removed this week from a $32 billion bill financing the Homeland Security Department.