Sentence examples for works mean from inspiring English sources

We worked with a series of questions, to think about what the works mean, what Pollock did, who he was.

It's not hard to see why such propositions put people off: building works mean noise, dust and disruption; the environment and social chemistry of an estate can end up changed in unwelcome ways.

It is hard to say whether these works mean anything in particular, for like the urethane sculptures they are so much about the final shape and the relationship between material and form.

What his allusive works mean is hard to say, but with their sharp edges and strident colors, they offer an interesting mix of raw clunkiness and stylish retro-modernism.

The engineering works mean there will be no trains from Swindon on the Great Western line while services from Preston will be disrupted by work on the West Coast line operated by Virgin.

Improvement works mean most trains from the station will be replaced with buses between 20 July and 26 August.

Advances in technology and remote working mean many staff can choose to work elsewhere.

Now further delays with the construction work mean the stadium may not be completed until February.

Fears and beliefs were high, with FABQ Phys and Work mean scores of 16.9±5.0 and 19.7±10.9, respectively.

Furthermore, they reported lower scores for 'degree of freedom at work' (mean = 42.7), for 'social relations' (mean = 42.3), and for 'influence at work' (mean = 41.2).

Moreover, GPs were also dissatisfied with their 'hours of work' (mean = 4.21).