Sentence examples for means we take from inspiring English sources

That means we take good care of them.

An improvement in mores means we take less pleasure from bear-baiting, hanging and other forms of public cruelty.

"That means we take this surplus, this moment of great prosperity, and we do the responsible things with it.

So reducing emissions by 10% means we take 10% longer to reach any given threshold for dangerous climate change.

If that means we take a position different to our colleagues down south, then so be it.

"That means we take vials with bedbugs in them, and we place them throughout my house," said Mr. Morin, who lives in Stratford, Conn.

What he really means: We took a risk jumping into a business dominated by one player and have grabbed a lot of people over to our side.

They mean we take an interest nationally in the performance of all schools and all children".

And when a performer asks to be taken "seriously" — but if we love him, doesn't that mean we take him seriously?

It remains the only such commitment available to all customers and will mean we take a hit on retail profits over the next couple of years".

"We work for it," he said, "but that doesn't mean we take it for granted that we're going to be here, which are two very different things".