Sentence examples for received meant from inspiring English sources

Mr Ban said the assurances he had received meant the talks in Addis Ababa could happen on Friday.

Hearn told BBC Radio Nottingham: "I leave with a heavy heart because I have just bought a house there, but the offer I received meant I would have struggled financially.

Students at School 2 using the UMeP for SLEs felt that the quality of feedback they received meant they did not see an impact on learning.

In terms of students' perceptions of atmosphere, five items received mean scores greater than two (Table 2).

In terms of students' perceptions of teachers, all items except number 32 (the teachers provide constructive criticism here) received mean scores greater than two (Table 2).

"Every award I receive means an opportunity for me to echo their voices to the world, asking for democracy for Iran and peace for the world".

One is that the government's child allowances, which many in the Salas settlement receive, mean the social desperation of 2002 ought not to be repeated.

The limited sunlight the probe receives means its solar panels cannot keep the battery systems properly topped up.

Jones told the Indianapolis Star that Trump's latest comments, among the threats he's receiving, means the union leader is doing his job.

"The president's failure to tell us about these emoluments, to disclose the payments and benefits that he is receiving, mean that we cannot do our job.

At this point, the folks in the Green Room cannot be sure if the news they will be receiving means bonanza or bust.