Sentence examples for this means both from inspiring English sources

This means both providers are well enough funded to keep ­running.

This means both of you will go through grief – a powerful mind-altering substance.

This means both parties must agree to sexual contact, either through verbal communication or clear, non-verbal cues.

This means both drilling deep and looking wide; even the most experienced innovators can miss rich opportunities that are buried in the context of understanding a job if their focus is too narrow.

Industry news-site MCV reported the figures, also noting that this means both Microsoft and Sony's consoles have sold more in two days than Nintendo's Wii U has sold in a year since its launch in November 2012.

This means both the sensors and the shock absorbers can be powered by emergency battery systems".I really think that semi-active systems are the way of the future," says Dr Spencer.

Zevothen said this meant "both major parties have now ruled out any public funding for Adani" after a similar commitment from the opposition leader, Bill Shorten.

Does this mean both worlds are somehow bigger than Britten's imagination?

This demand means both species could potentially be wiped out within the next 20 years.

When the time comes to disclose your plans, think hard about what this really means, both for you and the employer.

This and what due impartiality means both on and off air will be discussed at this month's meeting.