Sentence examples for this means existing from inspiring English sources

This means existing customers can switch money between accounts as much as they like, it said.

Rather than imposing new systems across the country, this means existing systems that work well can be left in place, provided they can be tweaked to adhere to the national standards.But the main source of optimism is an almost mystical belief in the power of something called the Gateway review process to prevent future government IT fiascos.

This means existing MLBS solutions for always on nodes are applicable.

This means existing owners of the speakers will be able to jump aboard the smart speaker craze — and use their Libratone Zipps like an Amazon Echo and ask Alexa to do stuff like look up sports scores, tell a joke, provide a weather update or indeed order something from Amazon.com.

By this means, existing measurement points are taken into account and the course between time points is not excessively constrained by the data prior.

And that means existing homes and townships too.

This has contributed to a workforce crisis and means existing doctors are struggling to meet the needs of the rising number of patients walking through their surgery doors.

And the state is still growing, which means existing costs of government are going up.

That means existing large funds and the likes of Blackstone are best placed to pick up talent.

Kurosawa, the great Japanese director, once said that not to have seen the cinema of Ray "means existing in a world without seeing the sun and the moon".

Allowing for a higher rate of inflation means existing savings will be eroded in time too.