Sentence examples for stages meaning from inspiring English sources

He added, "Many Israelis fear that what Palestinians want is not two states but two stages," meaning an end to Israel in phases.

He said preparation for the Cardinals would have to come "in stages," meaning that the staff could not put together a game plan for Louisville all at once.

In keeping with the Department of Transportation's approach to such projects, the Route 120 bridge will be replaced in stages, meaning work can be done on half the bridge while traffic is compressed onto the other half, she said.

They also tend to exit competitions in their early stages, meaning they suffer less fatigue than their more successful rivals, and are not as prone to injuries.Not everyone has sympathy for Mr Nadal and Mr Murray.

The design is configured with eight adder stages, meaning eight projections can be processed in one step.

Nothing has changed since then – this algorithmic timeline is still in the process of being rolled out in stages, meaning not all Twitter users have it yet.

Metastatic means the cancer has spread beyond the breast, and Stage 4 is the most advanced stage, meaning that the disease has invaded bones or organs.

Periscope has yet to reach that stage, meaning that broadcasters relied on Twitter to spread their videos, which until now were simple links to the stream or the Periscope app.

There's no denying that Zack De La Rocha's voice is as forceful as it ever was, despite the unnaturally low volume imposed on the main stage meaning his between-song rants are hard to decipher at times.

The amount of capital entering the early stage — meaning pre-seed and seed — market is immense.

The rollout is staged, meaning it will arrive over the days ahead as it reaches the entire WhatsApp user base.