Sentence examples for this means everyone from inspiring English sources
"This means everyone in here must remain extremely secure".
(Taken to its logical conclusion this means everyone becoming vegan, they concede).
This means everyone is truly delighted to have you – the warm hospitality and helpfulness more than made up for the cold air.
This means everyone needs to be focused on audience goals and using the analytics we have at our disposal even better, to make sure every piece of content and every journalist is playing their full part.
6) If the university decides to give a verbal offer, ask for the offer to also be sent through via email and to confirm how long the offer stands for – This means everyone is clear on the offer and any problems later with your Clearing choice not being accepted will mean you have written evidence to support you.
Short, interviewed on the BBC's World at One, said: "I see it and think this means everyone's to blame, no one is to blame, we won't get a proper diagnosis and it won't be helpful in finding out what went wrong with our system".
Of course, this meant everyone else in their gang had to change their check-in times too.
But this meant everyone ended up staring at the screen instead of listening to the debate, waiting expectantly for their own tweets to come up.
In Europe, the administration official said, "the president saying one day that NATO was expanding -- and this meant everyone -- and the next day it was all smiles with Putin, was supposedly impossible".
But that means everyone".
