Sentence examples for meant not getting from inspiring English sources

Mayor Bloomberg's press secretary, Edward Skyler, said that even a month's delay "would have meant not getting it done this year".

"I hadn't anticipated what it would have meant not getting my title," she said, explaining that her professor filled a certificate out to say that he would have passed her were it legally possible.

"I'm not telling parents I'd be happy with their child getting a B if they were predicted an A. But what I do say is, rather than your child slogging their heart out, I'd prefer it if he or she spent time developing leadership skills or doing charity work, even if that meant not getting a higher grade".

Of the men surveyed, 42percentt said they would choose a higher paying job even if it meant not getting along with coworkers.

Feeling left out meant not getting health-care staff's support with regard to being prepared for the difficult decisions, for example, organ donation.

It means not getting to write.

Not working means not getting paid.

That means not getting H.I.V. and not dying of overdose".

"It means not getting into a war with anybody.

That means not getting lost in the Raptors' pick-and-roll routines.

It means not getting that hip replaced, not having care for your premature baby, and not having cancer treated".