Sentence examples for that means designating from inspiring English sources

Sometimes that means designating a time to talk each day.

If that means designating a specific "wired in" work period every day when there are no distractions, then so be it.

No difference was observed between the 1st and the 2nd segment (p = 0.12) (Table  2).> -wrap-foot> Means designated with different letters (a,b) are significantly different (Tukey's HSD test, P < 0.05).

This could mean designating certain areas as no-build zones, developing new building techniques, adding floatable roadways as escape routes, or replacing farms with floating greenhouses.

An epithet in another language, followed by "What the fuck was that?," means you overestimated your Designated Mate's handset absorption.

That means the designated funding will likely only fix a portion of the problem.

That would mean that designated hitter Jason Giambi, who went 1 for 4 Saturday, or outfielder Bubba Crosby, who was 1 for 3, would be left off the roster.

That means no reservations or designated drivers necessary.

That means that the contaminated area — designated by Ukraine's Parliament as 15,000 square miles, around the size of Switzerland — will be affected for more than 300 years.

The rule means that a designated player on defense, and one backup, will have the system in his helmet.

That means that while the defendants can designate documents as confidential the plaintiffs and the news media will be able to challenge such restrictions as unnecessary.