Sentence examples for that means existing from inspiring English sources

And that means existing homes and townships too.

That means existing large funds and the likes of Blackstone are best placed to pick up talent.

That means existing land is becoming more valuable, and must become more productive.The consequences stretch from one end of the food chain to the other, as higher food prices prompt a response.

That means existing users will still be able to enjoy the six daily clues at no cost.

Being queer means existing outside of heteronormativity.

That means that existing BB7 apps won't run on BB10.

That means that existing safeguards against nuclear EMP will not protect against the new generation of directed-energy weapons.

Even if you discount Halifax's bid for elevation, that means one existing club will drop out.

That means the existing pipeline infrastructure may be adequate to handle regional oil production, and that if the contract deadline does expire, shippers could be eager to pull out or renegotiate favorable terms.

That means all existing applications, data files and settings used with XP will be wiped out while upgrading to the new operating system, and will have to be re-installed by hand afterwards.

Among other things, that means that existing customers shouldn't expect service interruptions with the product.