Sentence examples for meant most from inspiring English sources

That meant most Superdry stores were profitable almost immediately after opening, Mr. Pritchard said.

Students' strong desire to pass, she added, meant most were diligent about the work.

Of all the artists who passed away this year, the one whose death meant most to me was Twombly, because his life meant most to me.

What meant most to me was the physical India - chapatis cooking over a camel-dung fire.

Labour's cap had meant most hospitals were unable to generate more than 2% from private income.

Chile had had record snowfalls, which meant most of the lifts weren't running.

I'm sure he meant "most-generous of movies and television".

I mean, most writers struggle.

Which means most questions are now resolved.

This means most people do something else.

If by "hottest", of course, you mean "most stolen".