Sentence examples for meant a total from inspiring English sources

We incorporated our reviewers' feedback which, for some of us, meant a total upheaval of our content.

At $95 a yard, that meant a total of $1,330 -- plus $1,200 for Mr. Theuns's labor.

For fiscal year 2008, President Bush asked Congress to authorize $2.9 trillion in spending, which meant a total deficit of about $240 billion.

But to create democratic states that were at the same time pro-Soviet would have meant a total change in Stalin's policies particularly in Poland.

On an average, participation of an asthma patient in a CT meant a total savings (drugs, consultations, and complementary tests) for the health care system of 21,18 € per week.

Keurig Green Mountain estimates that an average of 12 to 15 per cent of coffee brewed in pots is thrown away – this, the company said, meant a total of 25 litres of water wasted in growing the coffee beans and then in the discarding the drink.

TLC means a total gut job".

That means a total investment of almost $1 million.

Wow, that means a total of $24 a year for the two of us.

This means a total of £2,444 to stay somewhere really special for a week.

This could mean a total package for each of them that would exceed £33m.