Sentence examples for trial means from inspiring English sources

A good field trial means you have a good understanding of who will use something.

Another trial means more testimony, more headlines, more reopening of old wounds.

Televising the trial means no one can convincingly complain about inaccessibility.

For the victims of those abuses, the Ergenekon trial means little.

Avoiding a trial means avoiding facing up to the commissions' flaws; that doesn't mean the flaws aren't there.

For Ramiza Gurdic, who lost two sons and her husband in the massacre, the trial "means nothing".

In the programme, Fuhrman reflects on what the trial meant for him.

But lawyers for Thicke and Williams argue that errors in the original trial mean the case should be heard again.

The Indiana Supreme Court held that Mr. Edwards's competency to stand trial meant that he was competent to represent himself.

What's more, the rules of this trial mean I can have another round of chemo in the meantime.

Study design: Seventy-three children with dyspeptic symptoms were included in the trial (mean age 10.8 years; range, 3.3 to 15.4).