Sentence examples for settings means from inspiring English sources

And a tangle of competing interests here in one of the nation's most revered public settings means an uncertain fate for these iconic beasts.

Turning off mail in the iCloud settings means you won't get e-mail on that device, but e-mail from @icloud.com, @me.com or @mac.com will still pile up in iCloud.

The sheer burden of disease and resource constraints, including lack of skilled operators, in high burden settings means that a routine biopsy-based approach cannot be undertaken.

Additionally, the lack of communities of support for women with HIV, particularly in resource-limited settings, means that they may find themselves coping with HIV-related stigma alone.

Using the workhood concept as an analytical device we illustrated on the one hand what working in resource constraint settings means to health workers.

But with HM vision or worse, a person requires "sight substitution," which in resource-limited settings means that another person must almost continually provide assistance; patients with this level of visual disability struggle to survive.

It seems harmless, as my privacy settings mean that only my friends can see them.

Most say they feel confident sharing information about their children because, like me, their privacy settings mean that these are only shared with friends.

New commercials for Vitality feature stylish actors in settings meant to evoke the flavors, like a winter landscape for the Rejuve flavor and an orange grove for Vigorate.

W's print advertising depicts a chic young couple in various settings meant to be wonderland; one shows them seductively lounging on a bed, surrounded by a bottle of Champagne, fruit and pastries.

Kenwood Persona: £99.99, argos.co.uk The adjustable width slots, sandwich cage and dedicated croissant, bagel, bread and panini settings mean that toasted bread is just the start of what this machine can provide.