Sentence examples for which meant missing from inspiring English sources

McCarty expected to be out for three weeks while he completed a "return to play" concussion protocol, which meant missing St. Thomas's first playoff game, at home, against Palm Beach Lakes High School.

He attracted criticism from some Galaxy fans after agreeing loan moves to AC Milan in 2009 and 2010 which meant missing some of the MLS season.

Unfortunately, I had to be home by around 11 p.m., which meant missing encores "The Ocean" and "Communication Breakdown".

The rumors stemmed from allegations late Monday night that the Iowa Democratic Party had failed to properly staff 90 precincts, which meant missing votes in areas that accounted for as much as 5percentt of the vote.

First, one major limitation of this study was the limited sample size with the power about 20% (OR: 1.2 - 1.3) calculated by Quanto, which was not sufficient to determine the associations between genetic variations and smoking behaviors and might lead to false negative results which meant missed potential positive associations.

Mauresmo, a finalist in last year's Australian Open, was advised by her doctors and back specialist to delay her return, which means missing the final Grand Slam even of the year from Aug. 28 to Sept. 10.

He is just smart enough to know when to admit he is lying, when to stop dawdling and do his chores, and when he's really irritating the staff and risking a knock down to low-level status, which means missing out on trips to the movies and the loss of the headphones that keep him dancing to his own private beat.

They made a direct translation with confidence and consensus from whatever the original word was to this word "sin" which means "missing the mark".

There are no visible marketing activities to inject meaning into the bald awareness-build, which means missed opportunities.

Attacking the edges of a three-man unit meant the wedge buster had to make a wide loop, which sometimes meant missing the ball carrier.

The young girls often had to haul water for long distances which also meant missing out on the opportunity of going to school.