Sentence examples for understand this means from inspiring English sources

But his blessing came with a caveat: "You understand this means you can never run for president?" Since a political career wasn't in the cards that summer, I cheerfully foreclosed the option.

From what I understand, this means that if the Volvo senses an innocent civilian attempting to cross a street while I (sweating behind the wheel, trying to figure out left from right) am driving toward him, the car will automatically brake for me.

"He [Aris] said he was very disappointed and understands this means they did not want to participate at the world championships," Doyle told Reuters.

We understand this to mean Blair was up for a scrap at all costs.

I immediately understand this to mean that a widely diverse range of women is going to discuss how they feel about clothing.

Markets understand this to mean that the clean-up costs of a banking crisis will inevitably land on euro-zone taxpayers.

I understand this to mean that one can be physically in the homeland and yet — for various reasons — still feel exiled from it.

We hope that readers will understand this to mean that autotransporters can also perform other functions.

For now, we understand this finding to mean that accumulating several deficits results overall in impaired adaptive ability.

But do you understand what this means?" "No".

You don't understand what this means to me.