Sentence examples for ad means from inspiring English sources

This is how it's always been, and the first sighting of the John Lewis Christmas ad means that we've now passed the point of no return.

If by "access" to the stock indexes, the ad means the ability to trade quickly and often on the information we can already receive on the radio, it subtly encourages investors to dart in and out of the market and is even further off base.

Additional distance (AD) means the sum of the number of additional nodes or edges in a matrix.

As a result, the two indices are defined as follows: Additional distance (AD) means the sum of the number of additional nodes or edges in a matrix.

I can't even describe to you how much this small ad means to me.

Whether it was a "negative ad" or not is debatable (if "negative ad" means "any ad drawing a contrast between two candidates" then that rules out a whole bunch of ads, to put it mildly).

Careful reconsideration of the work at Chalsa and Nameri (Kumar et al. 2010) in eastern Nepal, the bracketing age in the trench, suggests 1154 1264 AD (mean 1201 AD) and 1039 1215 AD (mean 1126 AD) increasing the possibility of 1100 AD event instead of 1255 AD event, making it even more difficult to delineate the two events from the trench (Table 1).

Similarly, in patients with Alzheimer's disease (AD), mean HUI3 scores were 0.47 and – 0.23 for questionable AD and terminal AD respectively [ 28].

The ad — meant to evoke "Seabiscuit" — was pulled.

The ad, meant for the European market, depicted how the effort failed because the car was a zero-emission Hyundai.

The ad, meant for the suburbs where Mrs. Clinton was not doing as well as expected, distorted Mr. Lazio's record on breast cancer.