Sentence examples for notes meant that from inspiring English sources

This, Gellman notes, meant that "no one save Cheney and Bush themselves were his superiors".

Ironically, the delay in the passage of the budget, and the subsequent delay in the issue of the short-term notes, meant that the state could now borrow money at a much lower rate of interest than would have been possible several weeks earlier.

Unfilled notes mean that note is longer.

("Independent," Singer notes, means "that nobody in the organization actually gets paid to utter opinions on the cinema").

The epigrammatic nature of his notes mean that even the most gnarled concepts no, I don't understand more than half of this book are written up casually.

The epigrammatic nature of his notes mean that even the most gnarled concepts — no, I don't understand more than half of this book — are written up casually.

At the same time, he offers a short course in "the new finance," where the appearance of unfamiliar items like stock certificates and bank notes means that "money in England is being replaced with the promise of money".

This, the W3C notes, means that developers now have a stable target "for implementation and planning".

As well as negating the need for alignment, which, Ivanov notes, means that current wireless charging solutions aren't that different to actually plugging a device into a charger, Metaboards' solution has much better vertical reach/penetration.

All my previous work as a librettist was with living composers, so the unwillingness of this composer to change a note meant that the process felt like four-dimensional Sudoku.

Fallon collaborated with director Spike Lee for the late-night show's opening title sequence, which Fallon himself was proud to note meant that his "Tonight Show" will always start with a "Spike Lee Joint".