Sentence examples for meant a range from inspiring English sources

Mr. Orban explained that opening up treaty talks inevitably meant a range of other ideas "would come to the surface".

The cosmopolitanism of Basel has also meant a range of restaurants and a standard of cooking unusual in such a relatively small city.

By "nightmares" they meant a range of life-threatening experiences such as being chased and threatened with their lives, being trapped in a cage, crying or trying to cry for help and not being heard or seen, watching a blood pressure cuff turn into a bomb, or seeing family members being hurt.

But let's stop with this talk of inexperience when we mean a range of experiences, many shaped by motherhood.

Climate Diverse landscapes - from the volcanoes and cloud forests of the central highlands, to the lowlands that spread to the stunning coastline - mean a range of microclimates.

Error bars mean a range of total data distribution.

The city has no zoning code, which means a range of densities, uses and architectural styles can go anywhere in the city.

For now, that means a range of Pioneer headings, which are already available for sale in the U.S. and the U.K.

However, the word 'participant' can mean a range of groups who take part in a study.

By benefit package we mean a range of services an individual will be willing to pay for if he or she is enrolled in the health insurance scheme.

Local workers say getting work online meant a wider range of sex-workers including transex-workers includingose witranssabilities—could access a customer base.