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The change in the policy rate does not mean much in practice: it merely reinforces the message that low rates are here to stay for a while.

I showed this to an OT professor and his conclusion was that most likely this does not mean much or worth much.

'A few weeks or months of negative earnings will not mean much to the value of these businesses in the long run. '

Many computer scientists would say that the question is ill-posed, and that any answer to it wouldn't mean much.

Timeouts and apologies don't mean much to children at this age, Owen says, so the teachers try to match consequences to the deed.

These tab management tools won't mean much if you only use a few tabs at a time.

Like Gingrich's example, an excessively large number of followers doesn't necessarily mean much unless a user has influence to back it up.

If this is what you believe, then the amount of money you make doesn't mean much to you.

Support for university research may not mean much to a sacked car worker.

China's voracious demand, coupled with estimates of dwindling reserves at home and abroad, could mean much higher prices in years to come.

While these influences mean much to me and have contributed greatly to my development, they came too easily to mind.

What she thinks of me doesn't mean much to me .

As mentioned above, "SOAP" stands for Simple Object Access Protocol, and like most acronyms these days, it doesn't mean much on its own.

2: Try to have a real understanding of the course. Having it on your record doesn't mean much.

Remember to give a brief synopsis of your responsibilities at each job because job titles don't mean much.

Air rights may not mean much anywhere else, but in crowded Manhattan, the right to build straight up is pure gold.

So, it doesn't surprise me that the value of the education attained doesn't mean much economically.

RHETT: I believe in Rhett Butler. He's the only cause I know. The rest doesn't mean much to me.

Otherwise, some policies and measures that three powers carried out mean much to current power construction.

A bad month, a bad quarter, or even a bad year does not mean much in the grand scheme.

China's gaudy growth doesn't mean much to Xie Jun, who runs a factory in the southern Chinese boomtown of Dongguan.

The article indicates that more money spent on disease prevention will mean much less money needed for disease treatment.

But the fact that choice is turning out not to mean much bothers parents a lot.

It might not mean much to them, but to him, the silence and exclusion is heart-wrenching.

Of course that doesn't mean much without authentication where you supply a proof that shows that you really are who you claim you are.

I gave him sailing lessons once, but they didn't mean much. Until I started working at WEFL, I badn't realized what a great guy Jake is.

It's great to have these accolades, honestly, but it doesn't mean much without prizes.

Hello friends, I know I does not mean much but I love you all.

One $50 million divestiture shouldn't mean much to a $68 billion globe-spanning merger.

Well all the little promises they dont mean much.

In truth, the next five games really don't mean much.

But for an early- stage company , this clause does mean much .

It can be argued such a response may not mean much .

By 'disruptions' here I mean much greater efforts required to support new users, and more difficulty diagnosing problems.

I don't really believe in flooding the market with loads of goods that don't mean much, and you lose your identity.

Does your job mean much to you?

It can be argued such a response my not mean much.

1939 will not mean much to an American, a Japanese or a Russian.

However, "man" and "mankind" mean much the same thing in this context.

I've been told I can rewrite my job description , although it wouldn't mean much more money .

"Eating better" and "Being more active" don't mean much unless you have thought out the ways you'll make this happen.

If this doesn't mean much for Goldman or McKinsey, despite the urgent wishes of some, what does it mean for Gupta himself?

If we insist that there is a short-cut in learning English, then that short-cut can mean much more time spent in the end compared to others.

I think the historical factor is overplayed, that it really doesn't mean much.

It didn't mean much to me at the time because I didn't understand weariness.

The team there believes that by 2020 all cars will be computerized, which will mean much saving, no accidents and better use of roads.

You mean much to me. You are more than a friend of mine.

All these things can spread like wildfire because borders don't mean much.

To sweet heart or friend, words can mean much.

Not that their share prices mean much.

It started at 7 a. m. , which might not mean much in colder climates but on Guam, it gets pretty hot by 7 a. m.

But the firm hopes it will soon come to mean much more.

If the Spurs can manage to catch the Suns it won't mean much as far as the first round.

But if the stage mean much small of city while they less interested in football were friendly are you can get the cash make it what want.

At the same time, sluggish sales mean much slower liquidity generation on their own.

A level playing field doesn't mean much if you don't know the rules or have the right sporting equipment.

For example, if we simply say "red=0" , it will not mean much because we have not provided an adequate context.

So if you think that I didn't say good-bye to you because you don't mean much to me than anybody else

Mean much more than general conversation

in my life i don't mean much to anyone

Length of queries hasn't changed - but that doesn't mean much

Some students think that learning English does not matter, for their future, does not mean much, so I could not get the spirit of science;

My childhood didn't mean much, only raisin green up,

But that don't mean much