Sentence examples for means that so from inspiring English sources

It means that so called scientific whaling is no more!

This means that so far Tony Blair's government has escaped being blamed for the crisis.

Which means that, so far, they have come up with nothing at all.

Both the Republicans and the Democrats have done just that, which means that so far the system has been working.

His daughter, best friend, lover and client are all implicated, which means that so too is he.

It means that so, too, is the stain created when the mayor and the City Council subverted voters' will to keep themselves in office for years more.

This means that so-called universal banks will argue that their costs of doing business will rise.

This means that so-called 'stringless' varieties are likely to be less robust or large than others.

A drop in alcohol sales last year now means that so-called "off trade" sales are 12.3% higher than in 2002.

But the ruling means that so-called collateral lies – which are demonstrably false but do not affect the overall value of a claim – may have to be overlooked by insurers and cannot be used to dismiss a claim.

But clashes of personality and ideology mean that, so far, the PDIP has managed to ally itself to just one party, the Muslim-based PKB.