Sentence examples for this still meant from inspiring English sources

This still meant sidelining Justice Chaudhry, who would, in all likelihood, resume hearing the case the lawyers filed against Musharraf and quite possibly force him to step down as president.

Labour pointed out, with increasing hilarity, that since energy prices were due to rise by an average of £120, this still meant that costs would be up by 70 quid.

Average attendance per game in Atlanta was just 73% of seating capacity (although this still meant 13,469 fans per game, compared with 15,004 for each sold-out game in Winnipeg .In 2010, Atlanta came 29th out of the NHL's 30 teams in a ranking of valuations put together by Forbes magazine, while Phoenix came bottom.

But this still meant the deductions were bunched at the end of an appliance's two-year useful life.

This still meant that 86.2% of the year responded to the survey.

Most people would think this still means Pavarotti?

But this still means that we are being given 26 new plays – or reads – from one of our finest writers.

This still means it could take a decade for panels to save enough to cover their cost.

This still means, however, that Mr. Dimon's bank is getting no credit for a faster growth rate.

Failing this, NHS organisations have policies for whistleblowing with named senior officers to handle complaints, but this still means an organisation investigating itself.

Realizing that this still means donning the now famous cornflower-blue burka, I asked my wizened and toothless driver to take me to the marketplace to buy one.