Sentence examples for meant that during from inspiring English sources

That spending meant that "during the heyday of the New Deal, more than one in 11 New York City workers had worked for the city — either directly, or on a W.P.A. project".

This meant that during these summers the UK was two hours ahead of GMT.

This has meant that during the last two big crises, most investors sought out Treasury debt as the ultimate safe haven.

Her family could not afford to buy disposable sanitary pads, which meant that during her periods she had to use pieces of tattered clothes, mattress, and socks.

This assumption meant that during any "boom" the economy would eventually run into a "ceiling" that, while also moving upward, was moving less rapidly than demand.

The meant that during The Mysteries (mid-80s) I had to find a quiet corner to take a nap during breaks between the three shows.

"Changes (no constraints)" means that the coefficient was optimised without any further constraints, whereas "Changes (constrained)" means that during optimisation the phospho-Hsp27 particle number was constrained in the optimisation to stay below the limit of 4.65 million particles.

This means that during a seven-hour spacewalk, you may see four sunrises and sunsets.

This means that during this period US income rose 2.7 times while Finland's rose by 3.8 times.

That measure means that during recessions when the median falls, the number in poverty may fall too, without the poor being a penny better off.

The massive influx of high-powered weaponry into these areas means that during and after conflict, the scale of poaching can increase dramatically.