Sentence examples for meant that certain from inspiring English sources

"The riots just meant that certain clubs didn't open and certain ones did," Van Zandt said.

As Mr Piketty says:[T]he "scarcity principle" on which [Ricardo] relied meant that certain prices might rise to very high levels over many decades.

Partly, this could have been down to a sore throat and a few almost imperceptible technical troubles, which meant that certain songs were rather flat.

Consolidating its New York operations meant that certain companies that Getty Images acquired had to go through more than one move before settling in at Hudson Square.

We're a third of the way into the season, which has meant that certain teams have had a chance to find their form, then lose it again, then scramble about crying "My form!

The banishment of the 18-year-old drinking age — and the relegation of American adults of that age to Junior Grown-Up status — meant that certain behaviors were abruptly criminalized.

I suffered from startled response, which means that certain smells, sounds, lights, make my body flinch.

The genetic variation would also mean that certain people were more vulnerable to autoimmune disease.

It just means that certain types of systems are very hard to predict.

This means that certain connectivity motifs occur at a higher frequency than would be expected by chance.

But the episodic nature of the story means that certain scenes are inevitably more engaging than others.