Sentence examples for meant we should from inspiring English sources

He said the 15% cap on 4.5 times lending meant "we should expect to see a build-up of lending just below the 4.5 times threshold".

But the very fact that orchestras were talking about it at our national conference meant we should not have been presented as an industry wanting to brush something under the carpet.

And that, to me, meant we should be thinking about the return trade in turquoise, which became important in Mesoamerica about this time, at sites like Chichen Itza, Yucatan — where, not coincidentally, there are depictions of cacao trees sculpted on some buildings.

Le Blanc boasted that, at the end of 2007, when most forecasters were predicting continued growth, Barclays was already planning for a downturn based on its reckoning that rising property prices and high corporate and personal borrowings meant "we should prepare for a much weaker scenario" in the future.

My brain knew that this change in our finances meant we should take a break from trying to conceive, but my ovaries screamed absolutely not.

A number of news outlets warned that the results should be viewed with "caution" but failed to explain whether that meant we should keep drinking milk until more evidence comes in, or that there really is no good evidenced for milk's benefits and we should all just eat and drink what we want because the public health and nutrition communities don't know what they're talking about.

No. Does it mean we should?

It doesn't mean we should gloat".

Just because we can, doesn't mean we should.

But that doesn't mean we shouldn't have airplanes.

This doesn't mean we should abandon breadth.