Sentence examples for meant various from inspiring English sources

Little acknowledged that self-reporting meant various authorities had unfettered access to people within the club.

"That was a powerful word to me, and it meant various things — an employer, and a term for something cool.

This meant various treatments like boiling and washing and, as if wool were not stiff enough, bonding it to another material.

Which would have meant various credit card fees and, for us, the euro/dollar exchange-rate factor.

That means various shady characters looking to conceal or reinvent themselves among the floating population, including Jessica Raine's down-on-her-luck widow Annie and veteran-rail-wrangler-with-a-secret Clarke Peters.

In practice this means various test trials and measurements of performance characteristics.

For sports and exercise scientists, this means "various job opportunities along that whole spectrum," says Greg Whyte, director of science and research at the EIS.

Since labor time1 required to obtain different forms of capital differs, reproducibility is thus different, which means various capitals' capability of being passed on differ.

We used the generic term user control to mean various operations on virtual resources e.g., creation of virtual link, configuration of virtual resource etc.

A GIF of someone diving into a lake could mean various things, from "I want to go swimming" to "It's really hot out".

Sandbrook testified that he did not believe the documents should have been released because "the term 'pirated' can mean various things to various people".