Which means – for some candidates – there is a problem.
It's ugly out there for journalists (which means for citizens, too), and not getting any better.
Simulation procedures may be applied for the validation of IDEFO models, which means for checking functional and formal correctness.
The industry average for high power usage effectiveness (PUE) is 2, which means for every watt used by IT machinery 2 watts is required to cool it off.
Which means, for example, that any foreign government that checks its diplomats into Trump's fancy new hotel in Washington will be contributing directly to the President's coffers.
There is a similar problem with momentarily, which means for a moment or briefly in British English, and very soon to American (and some British) speakers.
Its 40 or so schools, scattered across north-eastern cities such as Boston and New York, serve the urban poor, which means, for the most part, African-Americans.
So, since 2008, the Browns' record is 38-114, which means, for the last 9 ½ seasons, they have won one out of every four games.
In this week's column, I write about finding the freshest nuts, which means, for the most part, buying them raw and toasting them yourself.
"Which means, for an ephemeral instant, this laser produces 2,000 times the power of all the power plants in the United States".
Maxxi's curatorial direction has always been a little vague, beyond the broad ambitions to be forward-looking and "multi-disciplinary and multi-purpose", which means, for example, that it will exhibit a lot of architecture as well as visual art.
