Sentence examples for which means completely from inspiring English sources

Everyone at Equity is in audition mode, which means completely preoccupied, overdressed and over-made-up.

The environmental consequences of mass consumption require to eco-innovate, which means completely rethinking our way of designing, manufacturing and consuming by proposing on the market products and services with a high environmental ambition.

If you want to take another step down the carb ladder, you can go Paleo, which means completely grain free.

For the 218 CpG islands, 80.09% are completely unique, which means all 35-bp sequences within these islands occur only once in the genome; while 19.91% are not completely unique, which means at least one 35-bp sequence within each of these islands occurs more than once in the genome.

All three Khan children also became Hafiz, which means they completely memorized the Koran in Arabic.

They're day-neutral, which means they completely ignore the usual Circadian cycle.

"Inspired by a true story" (which basically means "completely made up"), this dreary dirge follows its antiheroes into the bowels of the Earth in which they are promptly trapped and the only way out is down.

Accumulated smoke settles in the walls, cabinets, doors and floors — which often means completely replacing carpet and the like. .

Regrettably, Microsoft did not release SP1 for testing by external users, which means it is completely untested in the real world (ie anywhere outside the Redmond campus).

Figures 1b, d and 2b shows the disappearance of this peaks which means epoxidation was completely carried out (conversion > 99%).

Interestingly, Voorhees has a strict "no fiat" policy on the site which means it is completely separate from traditional transfer mechanisms.