Sentence examples for message means that from inspiring English sources

The message means that the program in question is having a problem.

Including 911 in the numeric message means that Maura should call right away; 811 is less important, and 711 is "call whenever," Maura said.

But Elliot's affection for his characters and ability to portray them as robust personalities rather than proponents of a political message means that Priscilla avoids being an exercise in finger-wagging.

What does it mean when an e-mail message I have sent is returned with a note saying that the address had a permanent fatal error? A. The "permanent fatal error" label on a returned message means that some element of the message rendered it impossible to deliver.

What can I do about an error message that says I need a helper application when I try to look at a Web page? A. The message means that your browser cannot handle the type of file involved, for example, an audio or video clip, without aid from a supplementary program, or helper application.

Indeed, this message means that, for this particular request, the inputs have not been sanitized.

But, he said, he thought the sheik's message meant that "the violence could start again".

No way to answer the phone, and no way to leave a message, meant that no one could get through.

A frequent error message meant that the researchers had to scour the cards for a single improperly punched letter, Jeff Hecht wrote in "Beam: The Race to Make the Laser" (2010).

Above all, Messages means that you can keep your text messages.

Michael Overly, a lawyer for Foley & Lardner in Los Angeles, thinks not: the proliferation of predictable yada-yada at the bottom of messages means that people have long since stopped paying any attention to it.