Sentence examples for meant future from inspiring English sources
Dr. Dale Dewar, executive director of Physicians for Global Survival, a group that advocates the abolition of nuclear arms, said the accident meant future generations would live in a world with higher levels of background radiation.
"As a consequence of a combination of high house prices and the widespread and growing use of variable-rate mortgages, households are particularly exposed to interest rate changes," it said, adding that the size of the UK economy meant future instability could, "generate spillovers to the other European economies".
But he had changed his mind because of the revised costs - which he said meant future governments would not have the money to spend on other lines.
(It helps that her name means "future" in Japanese).
The new calculation means future contributions can be lower.
"Wei" means "future" and also "uncertainty", and the future really is unknown.
That will mean future generations are already dead," she said despondently.
(No transcript exists, which means future Hollywood screenwriters will have to compose their own).
Mirai means future in Japanese and it has made it peppy to try to attract buyers.
