Sentence examples for this means explaining from inspiring English sources

For many evolutionists, this means explaining the possession by species of characteristic adaptations.

This means explaining the dangers to a young child.

What this means, explains Drezen, is that nudiviruses infected wasps a few million years ago and that, over time, the viral DNA fully integrated into the wasp genome.

"What this means," explains Weinschenk, "is that programmers writing mobile applications don't really understand how to manage the authentication of that device communicating up to the server".

"What this means," explained Steve, "is that we put out a magazine virtually every day.

"While we also teach tolerance and peace in schools, at the camps children have practical experience about what this means," explained UNICEF's Head of Office in the North Caucasus, Rashed Mustafa.

For us, this meant explaining what Redfin made this summer on a single home purchase, with a per-transaction account of what we spent on marketing to get customers ($27), on local data ($153), on customer service ($2,906) and so on.

This meant, explains Guri Sandhu, an ENT surgeon who also features and who worked with Macchiarini when he held an honorary position at UCL, that Macchiarini no longer had access to donated biological trachea.

Reasoning according to this perspective means explaining our choices of actions in situations in which we are not sure what the right thing to do is.

It also means explaining diversity within species.

On visits back to America, this often meant explaining to family or friends that I was living "near Dubai".