Sentence examples for means through this from inspiring English sources

"Furness General hospital continues to see a reduction in new cases, but as this tragic death shows, we are by no means through this terrible time".

"We're by no means through this particular emergency," he said.

In the case of early hominins, this means through consumption or intercourse – or possibly both".

What will the outcome of this experiment mean through the eyes and lives of the greatest minds on earth?

Next, they'll be able to find out what all this data means through advanced online tools and they'll be able to take all that information and work with their doctor to reach a shared decision.

And I mean through the ballot box.

It means "through hardship to the stars".

That means that through this programme, children are reached with both material and psychosocial support.

"Through" meant "through".

I learned what trans meant through YouTube.

The Stalinist streak that runs through it means that this is a place fiercely opposed to globalisation.