Sentence examples for space meaning from inspiring English sources

Maybe that warming by 0.7 oC will melt some of the arctic snow which means less sunlight will be reflected back into space meaning that more snow will melt and.....or maybe the oceans will warm, the methane clathrates bubble up and.....and the same is true on the other side.

In reality, colleges pay Peterson's for the space, meaning the profiles are essentially paid advertisements.

That, in turn, can brighten the clouds and cause their tops to reflect more sunlight back to space — meaning less sunlight reaches the surface to heat it.

One is the "lack of real estate", ie, very restricted space, meaning that not much fits on to the screen at one time.

Brokers refer to prebuilt offices as "turnkey" space, meaning it is ready for use as soon as the tenant walks through the door.

Moreover, the scale of the show seemed designed for a slightly smaller space, meaning some of the details of design were lost in the Playhouse's sizeable proscenium.

Incarceration is a handy dramatic device that shoves a load of very different personalities into a confined space, meaning cheap sets, power struggles and instant tension.

What is more, kiosks for calls are in public spaces, meaning that inmates have to be careful what they say.

Hundreds of people remain crammed into small spaces, meaning any new direct strike will hit dozens if not hundreds of people.

Candidates must have at least 16 or more different "design spaces"–meaning both rooms and hallways.

In the completely opposite scenario, AV technology obviates the acute need for parking spaces meaning parking space in the heart of cities can be freed up for other usage.