Sentence examples for means this project from inspiring English sources

Thankfully the state of the economy means this project is unlikely to proceed, but at a cost in fees, energy and boosterism that might have been better spent on existing treasures, like the pier.

"It's wrong because of the million people who will suffer on the back of the environmental harm this project unavoidably produces and doomed because of the complexities and costs and legal complications means this project is almost certainly not going to be delivered," he said.

From the second column of Table 3, NPV, the most important economic indicator, is less than zero, which means this project fails to reach predetermined yield levels.

That means this project has to be completed by another one, more complex and costly which would consist of a railway regional network, which is now studied in detail.

Mr Peter Thompson, chairman of the authority, said: "The authority is constantly looking at ways of providing value for money in policing and the addition of recent government budget cuts means this project is an ideal opportunity to look at streamlining policing costs".

He said he thought that the fact that the money was there meant "this project will move forward".

"In the Arduino Mega, on one of the counters in there, you can actually set three different match registers," Mr. Busek said, speaking in a jargon-filled programmer talk that, translated for the lay person, meant, "This project is super cool".

That means this new project would also work for others in the market who want to build or augment their own mobile apps associated with hardware devices like cameras and video recorders.

This means the project stands at the intersection of three industries – tertiary education, professionally-based education, and the health system, and it spans both the public and private heath sectors.

This means that this project will answer a pragmatic research question regarding the efficacy of Tai Chi Chuan regarding fall reduction.

This presumably means the project will then shop around for another vender, which will then lead to a new round of contract talks, negotiations, and whatnot.