Sentence examples for that means changing from inspiring English sources

On the ground, that means changing the way industrial sites are guarded.

For Skream that means changing into black jeans, black T-shirt and black Raybans.

For many parents that means changing roles from "best bud" to ATM machine.

There has to be a step change, and that means changing the delivery mechanism.

We have to change the terms of debate and that means changing the way we debate.

That means changing a culture of corruption.

Yet Earls was determined to write these novellas – even if that meant changing industry attitudes in the process.

Yet that meant changing not only the secondary lead character but also the crime itself, which meant changing the evidence and the witnesses, which meant changing the hero's investigation, which meant changing the mistakes he makes and the redemption he seeks, which meant... well, you get the picture.

Over the years, however, one of Mr. Rowland's greatest talents, political experts from both parties said, has been his ability to adjust to the needs of Connecticut voters, even if that meant changing sides on an issue.

And on Tuesday he had to hand over the general manager's office to a prominent Sheikh who needed a meeting room - that meant changing the carpets, repainting it and new pictures on the wall.

That meant changing the news feed.