Sentence examples for means then it from inspiring English sources

The United States took the view that so long as other states had nuclear arsenals, or even a capacity to inflict death and destruction on a massive scale by other means, then it was only prudent to maintain a substantial arsenal of its own.

"It does … But if you tell anyone what the symbol means, then it will stop working.

Assuming, as we must, that the rest of the information Foster used was obtained by legal means, then it is Horton who bears the responsibility for revealing his own identity.

That means then it's down to one game".

If we want to revert to a system in which the skills to succeed (and not be a burden to society) are generally available only to those who already have means, then it seems we should at least have a conversation about it.

"How d'you mean?" Then it all tumbled out.

Student: I mean then it restricts your freedom on what your ideas are, I guess.

If racists are intentionally and openly mean, then it follows that nice people cannot be racist.

But if they hadn't cared what "a Kickstarter project" would mean, then it would not have meant anything at all.

If the 95% confidence interval is tightly grouped around the mean, then it is not reported in a table.

Where "international society" refers to the society of states, as Walzer seems often to mean, then it is not surprising that such states hold their survival as a pre-eminent value, but non-state agents may understandably have different priorities.