Sentence examples for altogether means from inspiring English sources

The manner of Yentob's slide from power a year ago – it was messy; he was not cast out altogether – means there has not been a natural moment to consider his career, and what its decline signifies.

The next day, a headline appeared on the Mail Online: "As if life in the jungle isn't hard enough, what have migrants done to deserve a visit from Alan Yentob in his jim-jams?" The manner of Yentob's slide from power a year ago – it was messy; he was not cast out altogether – means there has not been a natural moment to consider his career, and what its decline signifies.

But trying to get rid of the people altogether means that we're relying on the machines to make the decisions.

By Nikki Harvey Papua New Guinea, 25 September 2009 - For the people living in the Upper Inland Baining area, the poor quality of roads surrounding their communities, and in some cases, a lack of road access altogether, means that they are not able to sell their produce externally, or gain access to a wider variety of food, especially protein rich food.

Altogether, mean KLK14 mRNA expression in breast tumours was 2.3-fold more abundant compared to the mean expression of KLK14 mRNA in normal breast tissues; this difference was statistically significant (P=0.027, two-tailed Mann–Whitney U-test).

Altogether, that means less promising drugs can be abandoned and profitable ones pursued sooner.

Altogether, it means there are real distributional trade-offs that must be made.

Altogether, that means an extra 4% on an average school's budget.

The government has finally ended the grant maintenance scheme altogether, which means that no student now gets any public support to go to university whatsoever.

Overall, 13percentt of the ABPM patients had their medication dose lowered or stopped altogether — which means that they had been over-treated.

With almost 120 members of the government altogether, that means female representation has risen from 25% but is still just 30%.