Sentence examples for that means result from inspiring English sources

"Effect" is a noun that means "result".

I finally chose to fight for my health whether that meant resulting in a baby or not.

That means results are not generally applicable to real-life situations or to all people.

Get your medical records together For my disease, that means the results of past colonoscopies and blood tests.

And sometimes that meant deadly results for those who stood in his way.

"The elections cannot now be free and fair, and that means the result in KPK and FATA will forever be suspect".

That means the result should hinge on the very unpredictable 15km scratch race, which takes place from 17:00 BST.

These results suggest that group mean results should not be inferred to represent a normal distribution of responses.

That means the results are really in the middle of what the science suggests.

That means the results of counting election machines and paper ballots are due this year in two weeks, on Nov. 28.

Paul Mitchell, a Democratic redistricting expert based in California, said that means the results since then are no real surprise.