Sentence examples for meant that lower from inspiring English sources

In an interview, he said the decision meant that lower courts must give those who challenge laws of this type in the future "a meaningful opportunity to evaluate and scrutinize the underpinnings of the legislation".

Increased salt content perturbed the complexation process due to electrostatic screening and ion-binding effects, which meant that lower pH values were needed to induce complexation.

A California court ruled that even though the minimum lot size meant that lower-income people could not afford to live there, it was not discriminatory.

That would mean that lower spot prices had finally begun trickling down to consumers.

That will mean that lower paid workers will suffer and experience more pay cuts in real terms and more pay freezes.

So when average wages grow faster than the median, as happened from 2009 through 2011, it means that lower earners are falling further behind those at the top.

Charles McGeoghegan, who is also a member of Prince Edward Island's provincial assembly, said that the current system means that "lower quality" Maine lobster is being sold as a Canadian product.

For the most part, scientists are interpreting the Reversal study to mean that lower is better.

This means that lower bandgap energy creates a better conduction material [9, 10].

This means that lower energy SEPs are accelerated over most of the shock surface.

This means that lower than expected revenue growth is something of a cardinal sin for the firm.