Sentence examples for next meaning from inspiring English sources

The container fleet will grow 14 percent in 2010 and almost 10 percent next, meaning that even more ships will be competing for cargo.

At some points, to slightly alleviate this threat, there have been installed special bike-only traffic lights that seem never to change to green from one day to the next, meaning riders have to jump them if they want to get anywhere without premature ageing.

In fact, Tour selection issues are pretty much the only thing anybody is talking about right now as we wait for the next meaning action to start at the Criterium du Dauphine in Lyon on Friday.

Next, meaning units, phrases expressing thoughts relating to the overall research questions, were identified in the text.

In many cases, the "future" meaning "next week" or maybe even "tomorrow".

The Federal Reserve has already projected that the unemployment rate will be at least 8.5 percent at the end of next year, meaning the next presidential term would start with a higher rate than the 7.3 percent Mr. Obama inherited when he took office.

Kyle Walker will come into the squad next season meaning that Alan Hutton can leave.

AT&T chairman Randall Stephenson let it slip in November that a new iPhone would come out "next year" (meaning 2008).

Mr Cameron has said he will step down before the next election – meaning the person who replaces him as Tory leader will become Prime Minister, at least briefly.

Should Chelsea win the Champions League on May 19, it will automatically be in the tournament next season, meaning only three English teams would qualify through league placing.

Ray Allen exercised his option to remain with the Celtics next season, meaning Boston's Big Three of Allen, Paul Pierce and Kevin Garnett will be together for at least one more season.