Sentence examples for means we made from inspiring English sources

It means we made it out of our group and are continuing on our quest.

To confirm this, and to test if nephron segmentation defects could also be generated by genetic means, we made use of Apc and Ctnnb1 (the gene encoding β-catenin) mutants that only result in mild increases in β-catenin activity.

I suppose the "luv" in "luvvies" means we make real love into something as cheap as chips and just scatter it loosely around.

This means: we make sure that we have appropriate security measures to protect your information; and we make sure that when we ask another organisation to provide a service for us, they have appropriate security measures.

Getting involved in this supply chain means we make a commitment that we won't change that policy for the long term and that has a cost.

This means we make a distinction between the characteristics of PPP and those of other, more noncommittal interactions between government and private actors.

This doesn't mean we made a sensible decision.

So I mean, we made our vows and that was it.

Our role in creating and staging Monday's incredible diamond jubilee concert also meant we made our own contribution to a special moment in our nation's history," the director general said.

The number of white women in astronomy has increased since the first Women in Astronomy meeting, but, Urry says, that "doesn't mean we made equal progress on other issues".

I mean we made hundreds of fake government documents so that people could get alcohol underage.