Sentence examples for this means while from inspiring English sources

This means while they are trying to change things around the fringe, they may have overlooked the reason that customers go to them in the first place – for good value in the case of Tesco or for quality in the case of M&S".

This means while the screen is bigger the graphics aren't much faster.

This means while the company saves in maintenance costs, it pays leasing costs while the copter isn't generating revenue.

This means, while Abduli MA produced the greatest number of papers, he has the most collaboration with other researchers.

This means while you are looking at your phone and its lockscreen notifications Android is working in the background to unlock your phone based on facial recognition and whereas it was slow and cumbersome it is now fast and accurate.

This means, while the RN is connected to the eNB logically, this connection is realized physically via the Internet and the GAN instead of a direct physical link between the RN and eNB that has been assumed so far in the previous sections.

Generally, this means academic-while sports and clubs are good, academics do come first.

While this means that while mortgage costs may rise, incomes may rise as well if economic improvement accelerates, and thus the net effect on housing demand may actually be neutral or even positive.

This focus means, while we were promised trends ranging from monochrome to sixties jet-set, the mannerly conventions of the Melbourne Cup Carnival were never far from mind.

This means that while we have access to MIT resources, we are not MIT.

This means that while his prose is free of jargon, his arguments can follow unusual trajectories.