Sentence examples for this always means from inspiring English sources

You can always go for higher returns, but this always means accepting more risk.

There were too many people on the platform, and this always means a delay in the trains.... [I] heard a voice speaking over the public address system, so low that it was like a thought in my mind, this beautiful sentence: "There is no power in all the subway".

This always means that it's ready for Time Machine making it a solid, out-of-the-box backup solution.

"I am the type of person who always wants to figure out how things work," says Manning in the recording, "and as an analyst this always means I want to figure out the truth".

Arcade crossover like this always mean practicing the fundamental movements and situational awareness that, in bygone days, would have saved you a quarter.

(In my house this always meant chocolate malts and staying up past my bedtime to watch Star Trek with my dad).

I also think the definition of "dominant lineage" needs to be made explicit; e.g. does this always mean the trunk branch?

Officials frequently recorded only the master's street address with no identifying parish, and we cannot assume that this always meant that the master lived in the home parish or in a particular part of London.

This almost always means team projects â€" an important aspect of experiential learning.

Perhaps, for the sake of completeness, I may add that "SS," in this connection, always means the Economic Department of the SS.

Today, this almost always means drawing on the most distinctive, most significant capabilities that the company has — on the things it does particularly well.