Sentence examples for then mean that from inspiring English sources
Does that then mean that Isis gets to stay … to continue to expand?
One year of faster growth does not, then, mean that India is somehow overtaking China.
The rules, then, mean that melanogaster should be renamed Sophophora melanogaster.In a flapWell-known creatures have been renamed before.
Does that then mean that China will also be legally bound?" asked Connie Hedegaard, the EU's climate commissioner, on Twitter.
The engineering advances made since then mean that many buildings are able to withstand strong quakes that would be expected to cause more serious damage in other countries.
Does the language of liquor then mean that a port from 1963, 1977 or 1985 indicate that "I have already spent an eternity with you"?
That then means that the side using 3-5-2 can over-man in central midfield.
This then means that bee attacks against intruders are shaped by social influence.
"The registration system then meant that you had to wait 120 days before you could play for your new club.
This then means that a greater number of existing power plants are potentially suitable for successful retrofits of post-combustion capture to reduce power sector emissions.
He added: "The difficulty is that if that then provokes higher inflation, if that then means that interest rates go up, who will pay the price for that?
