Sentence examples for remain meaning from inspiring English sources

However, even after this modelling, large deficits remain meaning that further reductions are inevitable," said Orde.

But the numbers for the bill remain, meaning the government faces a legislative defeat when parliament resumes in February.

In Westminster, strangulated parliamentary discipline will remain, meaning that even if local mavericks do make the grade, they will still be endlessly cattle-prodded through the lobbies.

Critics protest that the reforms have been little more than window dressing and that considerable loopholes remain, meaning the kafala system and other repressive labour laws exist under different names.

Although uncertainties remain meaning that actual temperatures might be lower even on a worst case scenario, the authors of that paper warned that their research proved "a higher risk that we will experience more severe, not less severe, climate change than is currently forecast".

Martin has options remaining, meaning the Mets can outright him to Class AAA Norfolk.

Hamilton has a 67-point lead with four grands prix remaining, meaning he needs eight more points than Vettel to seal his fifth title.

Middlebrook lost some leverage when the Mets discovered last week that he had a minor league option remaining, meaning the Mets can demote him without having to expose him to waivers.

According to the gloomiest forecasts for Monday that might even have marked the end of the match, which would leave England with a 2-0 lead in the series with only two Tests remaining, meaning they retain the Ashes as current holders.

The trucks' windshields remained, meaning the track crew had to keep the track dry, to prevent mud from making them unable to be cleared.

Although women found that many losses associated with psychosis were reversed during recovery, some remained, meaning recovery necessitated acceptance of these losses.