Sentence examples for this means students from inspiring English sources

Surely this means students will catch up?

This means students will be able to order certain items and circumvent the standard waiting period.

This means students who believe knowledge is certain and comes from authority are not likely to recognize that scientific knowledge is influenced by social and cultural contexts.

This means students, educators, researchers and entrepreneurs rub shoulders daily - ensuring that both one's business education and business needs are fully aligned.

This means students have an opportunity to receive an outstanding education at one of the most affordable prices in the country.

This means students did not only practise the technical skill of changing the stoma bag, but also needed knowledge on the stoma (e.g. possible problems with stomas), and an appropriate attitude towards the patient.

This means student choices are constrained by the need to attend local institutions.

She was concerned at the time that this meant students' campaigning voice could be lost, and now welcomes the fact that the NUS is engaging with "politics with a capital P".

This meant students putting aside some of their own needs for the benefit of others.

This etiquette code means students end up working for the judge that makes them an offer first — causing students to pressure judges to move interviews earlier and earlier.

Healthcare students point out that this would mean students end up effectively paying to work for the NHS on their placements.