Sentence examples for added mean from inspiring English sources

The bailouts and stimulus packages, he added, mean that "Washington is going to be the financial center, as opposed to New York, for a while".

Size constraints, he added, mean New Zealand will "never be a major world player," but prices for vineyard land keep climbing, propelled mainly by a tidal wave of overseas investors.

In those initially receiving NTP who had TPM added, mean frequency dropped from 8.1 (SD 1.5) to 3.1 (SD 1.6), p < 0.001.

In patients with previous incomplete relieve to TPM that were randomized to have NTP added, mean monthly headache frequency significantly dropped from a mean of 8.1 (SD 1.6) to 3.8 (SD 1.2) (p < 0.001).

But for those who say those 115,000 jobs added mean nothing, again I say, ask those 115,000 people who finally got a job last month just how much it means!

Column 2 uses specification (2) where we have added mean employment and health status over the survey period to capture unobserved factors associated with employment and health status.

That, he added, means bringing back the realists.

Seydoux's allegations, he added, meant that he was now "living like a curse".

Using P/E ratios, he added, means forgoing companies that might be only temporarily unprofitable.

Cutting too deeply, he added, "means you could start to disrupt the organization".

But a strong state, he added, means "a law-based, workable federative state".