Sentence examples for meant that both from inspiring English sources

And he explained Sepa was "very confident" that the system of barriers and safe chemical treatment meant that "both the bacterial contamination and the risk of a blue-green algal bloom are both very much under control".

This was covered by felt carpet and meant that both the front passenger and driver could activate the brakes.

This meant that both faced the same post-election choice.

He meant that both have come to acknowledge that the other man is, in part, correct.

He meant that both were battling for a playoff spot while playing an attack-first style.

He said the intensity and length of the rallies meant that both players were recovering between points.

The global nature of their competition meant that both superpowers became deeply involved in most world trouble spots.

Meanwhile, a snub for Gone Girl author Gillian Flynn meant that both screenplay categories were entirely male.

It would have meant that both sides had seen the error of their ways and come to their senses.

The fake prices meant that both the value of his trading and the risk were significantly understated.

But spreading it all out in a shallow copper braising pan meant that both seafood and sauce were tepid within minutes.