Sentence examples for will means from inspiring English sources

Rectitude of will means willing what one ought to will or (in other words) willing that for the sake of which one was given a will.

"Lack of will means NHTSA doesn't get the hard job done.

Being the only Will means not being allowed to make mistakes.

Even if you qualify for help, the LA will means test your finances before deciding who will pay for it.

The ability to synthesise huge screeds of DNA at will means the genomes of viruses can be replicated already, and replicating those of bacteria is not far off.

You believe free will means that we are free to make good choices — and that we should be severely punished if we don't.

That will mean more resources.

That will mean more paperwork.

The game will mean nothing.

That will mean chaos.

Stabilization will mean oppression".