Sentence examples for meant at least from inspiring English sources

Once a New York snowstorm meant at least a foot.

That meant, at least in theory, that he could print anything.

UNTIL recently, I was convinced that a worthwhile workout meant at least an hour.

Generally, Congress implied that "more than one" meant at least two studies.

Any evidence of continuing gang ties meant at least six more years.

It meant, at least for now, moving forward without the warhorse forward Brendan Shanahan.

I presume that has meant at least maintaining some level of gluten because that's part of baking quality.

For students in the city, that has meant at least five class sessions each year, from kindergarten through 12th grade.

Prisoners sometimes called Mengele the Angel of Death, because being selected for his experiments meant at least not dying immediately.

Prosecutors had sought a state prison sentence, which would have meant at least a year in prison.

This meant at least one of them had to curtail their natural attacking game or it would simply be a sequel to the old Lampard-Gerrard debate.