Sentence examples for that means remaining from inspiring English sources

That means remaining positive and working hard," he said.

And, for me, that means remaining more American than British.

From our perspective that means remaining a member of the single market as a whole.

That means remaining employees will have far more responsibilities, a particular concern for school counselors, who have long worked to define their role as separate from that of testing coordinators.

That means remaining in a fixed space and using pre-programmed gestures that are not exactly natural, but can be picked up by cameras.

These words (from before the name change to macOS) have inspired many to stay on older versions of the OS, though lately that meant remaining vulnerable to Meltdown while those on the latest version were protected.

That meant remaining on Merseyside for the quarter-final against North Korea, when Eusebio produced what Charlton has called "one of the best individual performances you'll ever see".

That meant remaining with one foot in the public cloud and the other in a private data center.

That can mean remaining in jail for days, weeks, or even months, which translates to losing jobs and more money.

That means unemployment remaining at 2.5 million people and the long-term unemployed being out of work for yet longer.

That means the remaining guests, called G.A. for "general admission," number about 1,100 on a noncelebrity night, and 1,450 on a celebrity night.