Sentence examples for this effort means from inspiring English sources

This effort means that although Trump is the only candidate left in the Republican primary, Cruz supporters will have significant influence on the convention floor, and that his delegates will probably hold control of crucial committees, such as those that write the convention rules and design the party's platform.

This effort means the Clinton campaign can control the spending of unlimited contributions made to Correct the Record and circumvent the $2,700 candidate contribution limit.

He was asked if this effort meant more because it came against his old team.

Vaccination at relatively high rates of 40% per campaign over one year in two monthly intervals was not successful in eliminating the disease, although this effort meant that more than 90% of the existing population in one year was vaccinated.

Part of supporting that effort means not limiting their options.

"Adolfo once had an amazing chance to be the first citywide Latino elected to office, but the decisions he has made in proceeding with this quixotic effort mean that he will not win in November, and have damaged his ability in this Democratic city to win down the road," said Jefrey Pollock, a Democratic consultant who has worked for Mr. Carrión in the past.

Making this extra effort meant that it was possible to hear the voices of people who may otherwise have 'failed' the eligibility criteria.

This high cost in time and effort means that in many cases, structural variation is simply not analyzed [ 19, 20].

And if Europe had any sense left, any notion of solidarity and shame regarding the damage wrought to this country, the least it could do is support Greece in this effort, which means defending the exchange rate.

Social manufacturing involves people sharing the efforts, means and rewards of production.

The Gladstone effort means business in every sense.