Examples of 'which means more' in a sentence
Meaning of "which means more"
which means more - This phrase is used to question or compare the significance or importance of different things or actions
How to use "which means more" in a sentence
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which means more
Which means more oxygen for everyone.
You figure out which means more to them.
Which means more people are getting hurt.
I do use intent as a word which means more than.
Which means more headaches for somebody.
You glide easier and faster which means more fun.
Which means more involvement in the community.
Money has to come from somewhere which means more taxes.
Which means more civilians getting killed.
More things will break which means more work for you.
Which means more people will see it.
It allows your content to be optimized which means more traffic to your page.
Which means more space everywhere you go.
Now the work turns to testing which means more time in the gym.
Which means more are on their way.
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It may also result in no weight on the feet which means more weight elsewhere.
Which means more of everything to a lowly sinner like me.
They are also high in calorie content which means more energy to your dogs.
Which means more people could get hurt.
Lower inertia value of rotating components means faster cycle time which means more production.
Which means more plastic was needed.
The climate here is warm all year round which means more beach action for everyone.
Which means more people are going to be in distress.
This allows them to hold more materials which means more stuff hauled for each trip.
Which means more greenhouse and more heating.
Heavy payloads require more propellant mass which means more structure and larger total vehicle weight.
Which means more recovery time.
More fertilizer is needed, which means more fish.
Which means more visitors and more exposure.
It encourages return visits, which means more sales.
Which means more powerful explosions on their surface.
Transparency implies documentation, which means more paperwork.
Which means more research for the book.
Gives me more quiet, which means more time to think.
Which means more time for your customers.
I jeopardized our relationship, which means more to me than anything.
Which means more risk for the bank.
More borrowing, which means more future tax hikes.
Which means more that can potentially go wrong.
More and better products, which means more wealth.
Which means more phrasal verbs.
This means more metal, which means more weight.
Which means more money to be spent on the farm.
They get more members, which means more money.
Which means more money for people like him.
They call it fika, which means more than a coffee break.
Which means more waiting to see which medicine works.
There are less people, which means more quiet and solitude.
Which means more guns.
Populations are getting bigger, which means more traffic and pollution.
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That means your record stays clean
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