Sentence examples for mission meaning from inspiring English sources

The special share structure protects the bank's green mission meaning the Green Investment Bank will continue to do exactly what it says on the tin".

This Dragon spacecraft was previously flown on an ISS resupply mission, meaning it's done the round trip successfully twice in its lifetime now.

I aimed for the Ghost and Smooth Operator bonuses on every mission, meaning I couldn't ever be fully seen by guards or cameras.

And that, for me, beyond his mission, gives meaning to his life and to his death".

Tonight's launch was SpaceX's eighth mission this year, meaning they'll have to pick up the pace if they want to meet their lofty goal.

Indeed, many veterans report finding a renewed sense of mission and meaning through service here at home.

Scientists even see people living their entire lives on these stations, as would be necessary for deep-space missions, meaning babies could be born never knowing Earth.

Many of the important IoT applications served by WSNs are characterized by being mission-critical, meaning that the failure of the WSN to detect the occurrence of an event or a phenomenon in the targeted region of interest (RoI) will have serious implications [2].

Given these pressures, it's not shocking that some large companies are exploring how to make mission, purpose or meaning central to their business.

"It kept people away from the core shopping mission," he says, meaning people rushed in for a cheap TV – which was a loss leader – but did not buy any food.

Turning away from a life of meaning, mission and vision, or being so preoccupied with avoiding death that in our anxiety we forget to really live and what it is that makes life really worth living, or seeking to prolong life with so much zeal that the life one lives becomes a torment, would all be examples of that.