Sentence examples for which means none from inspiring English sources
cycle are found to be affected, which means none are suitable for implantation.
Some fold-up chairs have appeared, which means none of my body parts is now pained or numb.
It's wonderfully inventive and, being a downloadable title, relatively short, which means none of the various mechanics feels over-used.
For example the mask value for the status register is binary 00000000, which means none of the bits in the status register will be copied from the real status register to the virtual.
It is devoted strictly to the main Giorgio Armani line, which means none of the various diffusion lines that confuse the brand out in the real world: the gaudy Armani Exchange that darkens lower Broadway, the stiff suit I had in high school by Mani (now defunct, but still).
The Shangri-La Tokyo occupies 11 floors at the top of the 37-storey Marunouchi Trust Tower, which means none of its 200 rooms is without a view: to the east, Tokyo Bay and the newly built Tokyo Sky Tree tower, Japan's tallest structure; to the west, the Imperial Palace gardens, the skyscrapers of Shinjuku and – on a clear day – Mount Fuji.
It was supposed to be an open court, but my trial happened during lunch break, which meant none of my friends or family could come in.
Suppan was replaced by Al Reyes, which meant none of the Cardinals three starting pitchers had finished five innings during the series.
None of the illegals was charged with espionage, which means that none was caught accepting documents from government officials.
As Fitelson shows, none of these measures satisfies the second clause of (2.1), which means than none captures the notion of incremental evidnece we are after.
In this study, none of the patients (0%) experienced a CA125 response despite a clinical disease progression, which means that none of the patients would have continued treatment despite tumour progression if CA125 criteria rather than WHO criteria had been used for guidance of second-line therapy.
