Sentence examples for this would mean with from inspiring English sources
I had hoped this would mean – with a sky free of light pollution – amazing views of skies full of stars, but there were hardly any.
Following the presentation used by Stringer, this would mean, with close to certainty, that over a ten-year period New York City's pension funds would pay five hundred million dollars to Wall Street and get no outperformance — a net cost of five hundred million dollars.
For one thing, this would mean complying with one of Osama bin Laden's key demands.
This would mean wines with higher alcohol levels and increased sugar, which may be one reason the ancient records speak so often of mixing wine with water.
The Government received much criticism for being too passive in the face of the financial problems suffered by Saab Automobile but resisted nationalising the factory saying this would mean playing with taxpayers' money.
This would mean that with a median concentration of about 500 ng/ml in blood samples from the control group (Table 2), a blood –derived mean CSF concentration of MBL of < 0.2 ng/ml would be expected.
Despite that this would mean he slept with an average of 1.2 women a day from the time he was 15 up until the book's publication, the claim in and of itself is not as troubling as the fact that some of those women were teenagers while Wilt was in his 40s.
Migration is thought to be the most dangerous event in the annual cycle of small songbirds [26], so this would mean that individuals with favorable morphological characteristics would be exposed to relatively high mortality rates for a shorter period of time.
This would mean that asthmatics with past but not current household SHS might be misclassified as nonexposed.
This would mean matching us up with other donors who are also not a match with their loved ones, and everyone swaps.
This would mean that all patients with complex multimorbidity would also have complex comorbidity, the only difference being whether there is a chronic condition of interest.
