If he was wrong, it meant going back to the drawing board, or starting the planning process all over again, but in this sentence it would mean not having to start over.
Given the statement "Either he was right, considered sorenson, or he was wrong, which meant not having to start the planning process all over again.", is the statement "Either he was right, considered sorenson, or he was wrong, which meant going back to the drawing board." is true?
- Yes
- No
- I don't know