Sentence examples for will meant from inspiring English sources
"In an age when American will meant something, they wouldn't be tested.
Never mind that his high expectations and imperious will meant that it was difficult to defy his wishes.
The popularity of the firms was on the rise among fans, and a lack of political will meant that their influence went unchallenged by the authorities.
So with WorldCom's accounting, shifting the $3.4 billion into good will meant the company spread those huge expenses out over decades rather than just a few years, thus charging smaller amounts against earnings each year.
Meliton B. Juanico, a geographer and environmental planner at the University of the Philippines, said that the lack of political will meant that rules were often unenforced by the government.
This outcome also explains why God cannot be conceived in any literal sense as the Creator of the universe or humankind through some act of will meant to realize a divine intention.
That will mean more resources.
That will mean more paperwork.
The game will mean nothing.
Stabilization will mean oppression".
