Sentence examples for that means missing from inspiring English sources

With regard to the Ashes, no one should attempt to stay awake throughout the full five days of any given Test; they must get some sleep in between, even if that means missing a day or more's play.

It is about making the hard economic and political choices needed to create a society that acts on its claims of valuing all life — even if that means missing out on the generous political contributions of the real estate industry.

But the curators of the event at Pitchfork, the musical criticism Web site, said they were determined to cap ticket sales at 18,000 a day to keep the experience low-key, even if that means missing out on profit.

And part of me loves him just as much for his extreme take on the world - his refusal to do things any way other than his way, and his decision never to talk about the past in print, never to press his association with those early characters even if that means missing out on the mountains of cash they now generate.

If that means missing out on a job opportunity in another city, that's a real cost.

He also reiterated his desire fight his way back into the Test side, even if that means missing out on IPL opportunities.

Look, sin is an archery term that means "missed the mark".

He stayed with Durant afterward, but that meant missing a chance to capture Duncan walking off an N.B.A. court for the final time.

Being away from family is an everyday occupational hazard for business travelers, but trips that mean missing a holiday at home — by design or by delay — are all the more vexing.

Green called Selinger a strict coach, but said, "Our attitude was, if you're going to go for something, go for it all the way". If that meant missing out on some social things, so be it.

He says that meant missed emails and lost work.