Sentence examples for project mean from inspiring English sources

Would such a project mean another mortgage?

What will the project mean for Manchester and the wider economy?

Members of Congress from Georgia and Oklahoma, where the jet and the Army project mean jobs, promised a fight.

The looming budget cuts (and overspend on the Tube project) mean that the city can't afford both the Tube works and Crossrail in their original form.

The report, they moan, is not detailed enough: they will have to undertake their own costly due diligence of what could be creaky foundations, and the risks inherent in the project mean that the cost could easily be far higher than anticipated.

Although the United Arab Emirates is considered a close American ally, two of the hijackers involved in the September 11th 2001 terrorist attacks were UAE nationals.Does Cuba's acceptance of the Mariel project mean that the country's top brass is beginning to plan seriously for the day when the American embargo might end?

This project meant something to everyone inside.

This project means so much to me...

The project means the bank has now invested more than £2bn in projects.

The European project meant cheaper prices in the shops, and its force was unarguable.

The untested nature of the project meant the organizers prepared as meticulously as possible.