Example sentences of "[noun sg] means that [det] [adj] [noun] " in BNC.

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1 A key element of the deal means that all senior AVMD staff , including senior partner Jan Robinson , have signed five-year contracts to stay with the group .
2 Higher wage rates increase marginal cost , but a higher marginal physical product of labour means that less extra workers are needed to make an additional unit of output , thus reducing marginal cost .
3 Many sciences moreover share the characteristic that a major discovery means that all other models and theories are simply out of date and have to be discarded .
4 That apparent drawback means that each rotating show is as much about curatorial overview as it is about the objects themselves .
5 It floats enough to raise the pitch of the top E string by a full tone , but this amount of movement means that any slight pressure from the player 's right hand on the bridge affects the pitch of the strings .
6 One discharger will find it difficult to complain about being the subject of excessive attention from the water authority — of being ‘ picked on ’ — because regular sampling means that all known discharges will be subjected to scrutiny .
7 But if the new science is produced through a rupture with the ‘ errors ’ of the old , the tenacious hold of common-sense forms of thought means that any given text may simultaneously embody aspects of the old and new ways of thinking , theoretical and ideological frameworks that Bachelard , and Althusser after him , term ‘ problematics ’ :
8 In addition , the AppleMac 's facility for incorporating sound within a program means that this further dimension can be added to the programs ; the user could then learn to associate the sound with the symbol , or with its description .
9 The Secretary of State 's last uprating statement means that another 400,000 pensioners are now eligible for income support .
10 Use of fixed format input means that many coded questionnaire responses need occupy only a single character field .
11 The failure to account for pyloric loss and duodenogastric reflux means that any true change in gastric secretion could be masked by changes in transpyloric fluid flux ; the effect of swallowed saliva is at present impossible to correct for .
12 Unfortunately , using the dawg means that any additional information about words ( e.g. grammatical category ) would have to be stored elsewhere ( section 5.4.3 ) .
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