Sentence examples for a green means from inspiring English sources

For TGP a green means 0 - 4.9% (not of public health significance); yellow (Y) means 5 - 19.9% (mild); orange (O) means 20 - 29.9% (moderate) and red (R) means a total goitre prevalence above 30% (severe).

Disgust, a green mean girl, is the great Mindy Kaling.

The electric vehicle is a green mean of transport and everyone has to understand it.

The flags are a quick, low-tech way to signal that someone needs help on a project: Green means okay, while yellow and red mean help.

A safety off the green means O'Sullivan will be back, needing just a snooker, but he's obviously the heavy favourite to reduce his arrears to 10-8.

A value of zero (green) means the power law fitting was always rejected, while a value of 1 (red) means that the power law was never rejected.

There were instead quite long passages when Clegg seemed under the impression that he was addressing a nursery school: "Going green means going forward… To make blue go green you have to add yellow".

Green means a space is vacant, red warns that it is occupied, blue is for those with disabled badges and orange lights show the bay is reserved for parents with prams.

For I-salt coverage a green (G) means a coverage above 90% (adequate); yellow (Y) means 50 - 90% (poor/unsatisfactory) and red (R) means 0 - 49.9% (very poor).

"How do we know that green means go?" a teacher, Breigh Miller, asked.

This actually conveys some useful information: A solid, non-blinking P: green means go [1] The camera is happy and ready to shoot.