Sentence examples for means with much from inspiring English sources
" This phrase literally means "with much pleasure".
Gordon Brown, Barack Obama and other leaders were finalising a deal that is expected to inject a huge sum into the world economy through a variety of means, with much of the investment coming from countries such as China with vast cash surpluses.
I do dread the shipping of Jon Snow and Daenerys, which at this late stage, after both have loved and lost their true paramours, would be a lazy prospect; but, on the other hand, a power-coupling between ambitious equals would be a novel depiction of marriage as means with much more historical precedent than the "love at first sight" that I worry the show will try to sell us on.
Not meaning offense, but I mean with so much of real current women's rights issue being on the forced dress codes, like the hijab and niqab stuff, me thinks sometimes the women that do these topless protests should give the burka a try instead if they really care about women's rights and dress codes.
At the very least, don't count on the market normalizing, or "reverting to the mean," with much speed.
Maybe an actual win for Freeman would have meant – along with much-merited praise – a more concerted discussion around the way black characters keep getting cast in essentially sacrificial or subordinate roles, which mean that their wisdom is something to be offered up for the white character's personal journey.
"It means so much, with so much history.
"Working with Platon means as much time spent in conversation with the subjects as it does taking pictures, which is great," Evans told me.
We note that not applying any distance cutoff for defining a pair of adjacent genes means that genes with much longer intergenic distances will be included for which the micro-synteny is expected to be much less evolutionary conserved thus potentially biasing our analysis.
A modified non-local mean filter with much less complexity is also present.
The majority of players I've been with, it means that much to them". Bolton's Matt Mills goes into the book for a challenge on Martyn Woolford.
