Sentence examples for meant that local from inspiring English sources

A strong future was described as requiring young families living locally and this meant that local employment opportunities were important.

Unsociable hours meant that local workers' attendance was unreliable.

The real estate boom has meant that local tax coffers have been filling up.

Lack of sediment has meant that local fish species have become extinct and the Grand Canyon's beaches have been severely eroded.

This meant that local librarians visiting Montgomery could get the book by requesting it, but could not find it on the open shelves.

The genetic interchange, he continued, "was restricted, primarily by geographical distance, which meant that local populations could and should show genetic differences, as they do today".

"It's good that the measures are carried out locally, which means that local government can develop policies in line with local conditions," Huang explained to us.

He believes the Coalition's localism agenda might mean that local people who need affordable housing will have a louder voice.

This means that local government is a rather fragmented picture.

Low rents also mean that local merchants can afford to be kind to local talent.

In America and Germany powerful regional and local governments mean that local views shape politics.