Sentence examples for believed to mean from inspiring English sources

The city's name, probably of Indian origin, is believed to mean "grassy place".

The name appeared as early as the 8th century and is believed to mean "Lowland," or "Flooded Land".

The demand for 3% efficiency savings is believed to mean £65m a year out of the prison service and £20m from the probation service but £100m extra has been found to modernise the court system.

The city's name, probably of Indian origin, is believed to mean "grassy place". Kennewick's Columbia Park was the site of the discovery, in July 1996, of human remains that have been determined to be about 9,400 years old.

"The minister used the word 'is-raddio' which he believed to mean 'realign' but understands with hindsight translates to 'downgrade'," the spokesman explained.

It was listed in the Domesday Book as Cainesham, which is believed to mean the home of Saint Keyne.

We will be adding 'sex' [he is believed to have meant 'gender'] and 'talent' to the list, and generally getting right into this footballing occasion".

In Victorian times, it is believed to have meant something slightly different, instead indicating a state of absolute certainty.

More frequently, however, individuals are believed to cure by means of a special gift or sacred commission.

For some women, engagement in CP is believed to be a means of survival.

The time lag and decrement factor were believed to change when the mean outside temperature was continuously rising or falling.