Sentence examples for this means building from inspiring English sources

This means building high-pressure, onshore fish tanks.

This means building committed teams of leaders, both within and beyond organisations.

For me, this means building bridges and collaborations across disciplines and linking research, communication, and implementation.

For Heathrow this means building a third runway, then adding a fourth if and when growing traffic justifies it.

This means building new settlements, rehabilitating and privatising collective centres, and offering money to some of those who reject it.

This means building momentum and commitment to change at all levels of society, from the grassroots to the president.

For them, this meant building their lives around relationships rather than professional ambition.

This meant building every possible feature the founding team envisioned into a monolithic "release" of the product.

"Property defense" involves protecting existing property – in the old days, this meant building castles and walls, today it involves the rule of law.

This meant building a team of anywhere from ten to fifty people to deal with all the complexities of the process: chemistry, biology, regulatory affairs, clinical medicine, finance, business development, patent strategy, etc. Plus it meant building laboratories, animal handling facilities, and acres of cubicles.

In the case of enterprise Apps this meant building out Gmail to handle lots of people and features, blurring distinctions between home and office by having everything on the Internet (something that was already valuable in corporate search, where a query might first look through company files, then the Internet, to find a range of answers).