Sentence examples for the changes meaning from inspiring English sources
Other opposition parties have indicated they will also reject the changes, meaning the government will probably lack the two-thirds majority needed to force them through.
The independent Institute for Fiscal Studies calculated today that thousands of families face a marginal tax rate of 65 per cent as a result of the changes, meaning that they will pay almost two-thirds of every extra pound they earn over £50,000 in tax.
Notice that CVA gives just a direction of the change, meaning there's no classification of the actual cover types present on the Earth surface.
In most cases the backlash will die down and people will accept the logo change, meaning brands should, for the most part, tough it out.
But the law changed meaning users have to bring them into the country personally.
CNN reported exit-polling data that revealed voters were frustrated with the 'pace of change' meaning the 'change' they voted for was not happening fast enough.
The bureau's figure is a net change, meaning the numbers reflect new employees and those who left.
Here, the group's mission is to "educate and effect change"—meaning, the Muslims have to go.
Words often change meaning.
The mistake is to consider the change in meaning particularly drastic.
