Sentence examples for must also mean from inspiring English sources

Bold must also mean achievable.

Arab democracy must also mean Arab opportunity.

But work must also mean earning a decent living.

Engagement must also mean institutionalizing U.S.- Chinese cooperation.

But it must also mean showing that, as in the postwar years, home ownership can be an option for all, not just those with deep pockets.

In the past, top school performance used to be seen in vague terms and theoretical notions, but excellence today must also mean excellent outcomes — especially in science, where applicability is everything, the report says.

If the argument for preserving a balance between security and privacy compels a stronger wiretap power, it must also means a broader statutory warrant requirement, one that covers most of what we do on the Web and covers most records.

From its restaurants to its street signs, its newspapers to its sense of fashion, Montreal could be a pleasant city in France, but certainly not in America or Britain.But must "un-English" also mean "un-Canadian"?

But he said developing the role of the IPCC must also not mean the police service outsourced its own responsibility to manage complaints.

More options for repair also mean vascular surgeons must select the best EVAR device based on each patient's abdominal aortic aneurysm anatomy.

The change in the CLSI breakpoints for S. pneumoniae and penicillin in 2008 also mean that caution must be exercised when comparing susceptibility data between studies [ 17].