Sentence examples for which means only from inspiring English sources

Social care is means-tested, which means only the poorest get state help towards their costs.

- which means only allow times for which the RATE column lies between 2.0 and 5.0.

This year they're starting Year 3 which means only one thing: Miss Lovejoy.

The car also costs $80,000, which means only a few people can afford it.

Ever, which means only a tiny number of them play cards on a regular basis.

But we need to be a little more ambitious, which means only one thing: Vesta instant chow mein.

It's there because it's costly, which means only those fit, healthy, strong peacocks can afford to carry around those tails.

The Oscars are on Sunday, which means only one thing: it's just about time for Tony guessing to begin.

Cars can't get to this hidden bay, which means only a few dedicated sand-seekers share the scenery here.

Only Turkcell supports MMS, which means only users on this carrier will be able to send pictures with their tweets.

Mr. Pourkay must cook around the pizzeria's kitchen schedule, which means only in early morning and late afternoon.