Sentence examples for this means looking from inspiring English sources

Sometimes this means looking with new eyes for a more promising table.

This means looking at experience with particular laws, regulations, institutional designs and social norms.

This means looking after yourself, and now is a good time to start.

This means looking at issues not traditionally associated with health, such as housing, education and employment.

This means looking at the whole health system in which the hospital sits.

This means looking beyond academic papers to engage people and civil society more directly in these debates.

For them, this means looking at how to take advantage of existing infrastructures rather than build entirely new ones.

"This means looking at the talent pipeline for female executives and emerging non-executive directors to ensure we create opportunities and the right conditions for women to succeed".

This means look for wide width shoes.

This doesn't mean look to see if he wears expensive labels, this means look to see if he dresses appropriately.

This means look at objects or phenomena very carefully, and see if you can find some details.