Sentence examples for which means actually from inspiring English sources

Invariably the answer is a bag or a deep pocket, which means actually getting to a big phone is difficult.

But Delphi says we still have a while before its ships — the company is looking at 2019 for a production-ready system, which means actually in cars going off dealer lots by 2020 or 2021.

The challenge with that is if you were to publish the data in its raw form it wouldn't be useable to all of us — and part of what Amino sets out to do is try to make this thing extremely easy for someone to make a competent decision, which means actually creating a nice layer in between the data and the product".

For only 24% of the chains, the 40% sensitivity/specificity criterion was met, which means actually that for few complexes this was met for both chains.

We also found that the frequent errors are actually meaningful errors, and students tried to pose problems satisfying as many constraints as possible, which means they actually think about the structure to pose required problems in the assignments.

So, that's a good bit of networking, which means that actually each of the chief scientific advisers meets within the group and has a chance to actually hammer out any differences or develop ideas.

Which means we actually like spending birthdays together.

Which means Dylan actually sounds more alive than David Byrne, or Paul Weller, or Momus.

This year, the contestants are older than usual – two are in their sixties – which means I actually recognise them.

Which means that, actually, for all their minus-170 goal difference and conceding an average of roughly 10 goals a game – they are rather proud of themselves.

But for designers like Ms. Burch, and more of those contemporary labels entering Madison Avenue, being profitable is a priority, which means people actually have to be there to shop.