Sentence examples for meant natural from inspiring English sources

In his circumstance that meant natural life.

At the same time their openness to natural light and well ventilated stores meant natural goods such as hemp or sugar could be kept fresher, for longer.

Philostorgy means natural affection.

This means natural selection would not likely have the opportunity to kick in before climate change takes its toll.

"Organic doesn't mean natural," said Olivier Camus, a restaurateur and wine merchant in Paris who champions the cause of noninterventionist winemaking.

Faced with that prospect, policy makers and industry executives are pondering whether that means natural gas will become another vulnerable front in American diplomacy and energy security, posing the same quandaries and threats that crude oil does now.

"This means natural selection has done a really good job of purging them away, and we're left with rare variants, a constant flow of them, as the principal driver of the disease".

(Here by numbers we mean natural numbers, that is, 0 and the positive integers).

Accordingly, it is more accurate to take the term 'physical' to mean natural rather than material.

That means natural scientists need to figure out how to work with social science, and social scientists.

And local doesn't necessarily mean "natural": local apples can be stored for months in storage sheds filled with nitrogen.