Sentence examples for meant that although from inspiring English sources

That meant that although the police could briefly detain the ramblers, they were powerless to take any further action.

This meant that although the volume of products sold by Waitrose rose 1.8%, the value of its sales fell.

It was rushed into print but sadly the author's death last weekend meant that although he saw finished copies, he wasn't around to see it hit the shops.

He came with a predominantly embedded hardware background which meant that although he had good programming skills, there was a lot for Nanda to learn.

The lender, part of Lloyds Banking Group, said that rising house prices meant that although landlords had seen rental incomes increase, their yields from property had fallen.

Shareable tech such as Google docs and Skype has meant that although I live in a little village, I've worked for people in the US.

This means that---although in principle services are free of charge and accessible to nationals---host populations often prefer to visit host government sites closer by.

That means that although the poll is set for 5 April, the process could drag on for months.

It means that although the character may be on stage for just 30 seconds, he plays an essential part.

It means that, although doubts about Lehman's health linger, it is unlikely to run out of short-term funds.

Oh, and he also calls him a "coconut" which means that although Koen's skin might be dark, he's white on the inside.