Sentence examples for which means rolling from inspiring English sources

And when that happens, it becomes imperative to know how well they're performing, which means rolling out analytics so some mid-level social media manager can build a strategy around increasing engagement.

It's time for real leadership, which means rolling up his sleeves and making sure a bill passes.

They have a very busy and desirable daily routine that consists of hide-and-seek, looking like smart-asses, climbing on one another, lots of napping, and eating copious amounts of food in the messiest fashion possible (which typically means rolling around in their meals and results in incredibly sticky and unbelievably endearing scenarios).

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This means rolling back Obama's prohibitions on paid prioritizing and blocking, allowing internet providers to choose which content gets more speed.

It means rolling out features after translations are done.

That means rolling out significant parts of the network in 2010.

At the speed of 50 m/s, carbon nanotube moves 50 nm in the x direction and rolls for one round, which means sliding and rolling occur alternately.

But they are not the cinnamon buns I'm after, to my relief, which means no more rolling.

Avoiding this fate does not mean rolling back Mr Bush's tax cuts (which Mr Greenspan famously endorsed last year), but depends on controlling spending.

For each leukocyte studied, mean rolling velocity and average distance and time rolled were determined.