Sentence examples for which also meant from inspiring English sources

Which also meant that Mackinnon hadn't touched her.

It was about helping those who needed care most which also meant helping the poor.

Once he got his businesses going, he quit Atlantic Records, which also meant that he could now work from home.

Mr. Gbagbo's thugs and militant Young Patriots were violently opposed to any Western influence, which also meant foreign journalists.

Our final presentations enabled to her assess diverse skills in a single assignment, which also meant less marking.

A year later, Barlow moved from Harrisonburg to Columbia — closer to Monica, which also meant closer to baseball.

Successive governments in the UK have worked to create a more flexible labour market, which also meant labour insecurity.

Three years after his death, when she was eleven, Rousey quit swimming and took up her mother's sport, which also meant submitting to her mother's ruthless training methods.

The open house, which drew about 90 people, gave the museum an opportunity to pitch the program — which also meant selling the museum-as-classroom concept.

Which also means making Britain a party of permanent coalition government.

Which also means you can rest your wallet a little bit.