Sentence examples for that means support from inspiring English sources

But that means support is too often denied to the most vulnerable, and those most in need of our help.

Hard left is as hard left does; all too often that means support for Russian policy, never mind that the country is now run by a despot.

That means support for advice agencies ("I'm not going to see Welsh advice agencies fall off a cliff in a way that they may do in England," he says), credit unions (though the Welsh credit union movement is "still quite young", he cautions), and partnerships with the voluntary sector.

For enterprise users, that means support for services like Box's, among others.

That means support for the Apple Pencil, with the same A9X chip and 264-ppi Retina display.

I don't think that means support for the cooler XviD and H.264 codecs/containers is forthcoming, but it'll be nice to play your old high-quality 2-CD copy of Lady and the Tramp through your favorite console.

In the early 1950s, that meant supporting development of the hydrogen bomb.

At midcentury, that meant supporting managers who pruned away unprofitable properties from the financially struggling media empire, which by the late 1950's was losing millions of dollars a year.

For years, that meant supporting Mr. Holland's Opus Foundation, which donates instruments to schools all over the U.S.

"Obviously, that means supporting the president".

That means supporting the family as the most important institution in our society.