Sentence examples for that means points from inspiring English sources

That means Points is alone in third again.

That means pointing out that countries like ours, elderly but relatively prosperous ("a bit like Bournemouth"), are going to need a lot of the migrants we attract one way or another.

That means pointing out what's non-GMO, organic, fair trade, or kosher, as well as which things are gluten-free or have no added sugar.

That meant points earned over the past year were suddenly devalued with no apparent recourse.

It's a 100-point car - that means everything on it is perfect.

That means 1,040 points, but what that means to the overall standings remains to be seen.

That means 33 points will be enough to stay up this season, the fewest since 2010 when teams needed 31 for safety.

It's late afternoon on a Wednesday, and you know what that means (bonus points if you didn't cheat by looking at the headline)!

That means the points work more as a draw to bring people to Amazon, similar to how coupons entice people to come into retail stores.

Does that mean she gets more points?

"The data points that mean the most are still going against housing".