Sentence examples for a massive mean from inspiring English sources

Similar to the HAZ curves, the HAD curves (Fig.  2b) showed that the mean absolute height deficit at birth varied considerably across countries: from no deficit in Ethiopia to a massive mean deficit of nearly −3 cm in Guatemala.

They even have a massive, mean-eyed 12-year-old bald eagle named Ivan who chases the biggest nuisance animals: great blue herons and Canadian geese.

You know, the flying delivery drone that some thought was a massive joke meant for April 1st.

Henry VIII notably served a cockentrice (and a dolphin) to the King of France as part of a massive feast meant to impress him with the wealth and capability of the English court.

Conserving water in a difficult environment Operating on such a massive scale means a number of challenges have had to be addressed.

"While Hillary Clinton plans a massive, and I mean massive, tax increase, I have proposed the largest tax reduction of any candidate who has run for president this year, Democrat or Republican".

Trump claimed that Clinton "plans a massive — and I mean massive — tax increase".

Trump: While Hillary Clinton plans a massive — and I mean massive — tax increase, I have proposed the largest tax reduction of any candidate who has run for president this year – Democrat or Republican.

The new system amounts to a massive extension of means-testing in pension provision.

For Strauss, it was all part of a massive clearance project, meant to return philosophy to its ancient founders, Plato and Aristotle.

Asked if he sees Fifa as corrupt and not fit for purpose, Lineker said: "Yes, and it is such a shame because it is a massive sport and means so much to so many people.