Sentence examples for which means almost from inspiring English sources

Which means almost guilt-free ice-cream, right?

According to an Administration official cited by CNN yesterday, a bombing campaign could begin as early as midweek, which means almost immediately.

Lena Dunham's show (she's creator, scriptwriter, director and star, all at 26) traces their everyday lives, which means almost exclusively their sex lives, with terrific wit and invention.

In the UK, young people aged 16 to 24 account for about 40% of all unemployed, which means almost 1 million young adults are jobless.

Sixteen women still die each day in Uganda due to complications during childbirth, which means almost 6,000 women die each year.

But it represents expensive, landscape-wrecking madness to plant turbines where there is insufficient wind to render them economic, which means almost everywhere in England.

He was an English comic novelist, which meant, almost by definition, that he was never very famous in America, where books are assumed to be serious and humor is not.

He reported that it took care of the inarticulate folks-which meant almost everybody.

No one knows exactly where the disease originated, or how it moved around the world, but it showed up on different continents almost simultaneously, which means that, almost certainly, it was transported by people.

Most of the shoreline is lined by houses, which means that almost no vacant lots remain on which to build one's dream vacation home.

"Which means we almost grew up together".