Sentence examples for which means making from inspiring English sources

Which means making China subservient to us in some cases.

"We need to be able to live as ourselves," agrees Addams, "which means making room for more than two genders".

Partnership with patients needs to be the easy choice, which means making consultations smarter rather than longer.

In many cases, their job is to deliver shareholder value, which means making money where they can.

To really know a deep love, you have to give yourself completely to another, he told me, which means making yourself vulnerable.

In keeping with the spirit of the project, the trainees decided to call themselves Fay Fengo Nafaa-Siyata, which means "making waste useful" in the Mandinka language.

Instead, people are being told to "shelter in place," he said, which means, "Make sure where you are is safe.

You would have one guy run into the frame, and then the horse rider would pull the horse, which means make the horse fall and lie down on its side.

"Appropriateness is the first A, affordability is the second A, which means make it reasonable in cost, and the third A is access".

On the other hand, the information revolution has indeed great possibilities for social development if well used, which means made economically available to the millions in the world whose lives will otherwise be bulldozed by the financial oligarchy of globalization.

White wanted cucumbers in May, which meant making his hot-beds in January.