Sentence examples for central meant from inspiring English sources

The hectic pace of the Oscar night coverage here at All The Rage central meant we never got a chance to check out this year's winning Red Carpet Green Dress looks, which were revealed to the world Sunday afternoon as Olga Kurylenko and Kellan Lutz hit the Academy Awards red carpet outside the Dolby Theatre in Hollywood.

Besides, the rising price of film-going – up to £15 at Curzon Soho, up to £18 at its Bloomsbury sister cinema and Picturehouse Central – mean that the fancy-free omnivorous browsing my generation practised is no longer so easy.

Central mean arterial pressure was 3 ± 4 mmHg higher than peripheral mean arterial pressure for the whole population and there were no differences between groups (3 ± 4 mmHg for both groups).

Almost without noticing, WGEM became a part of the story, serving as the central means of communication throughout the area.

The idea is that helping to build the Jewish state is their central means of expressing their ethnic identity.

While 30-second spots will remain a central means of persuasive communication, we have to recognize the power of individuals to influence one another.

In the past three months the Tories have made a commitment to cut Whitehall waste the central means of financing their planned tax cuts.

Critics of the debarking procedure say it is outdated and inhumane, one that destroys an animal's central means of communication merely for the owner's convenience.

The leaders also agreed on the need to put in place by 2014 a central means for shutting down failing euro zone banks.

To our surprise, we found that the relative prices of grains, metals, and many other basic goods tended to revert to a central mean tendency over sufficiently long periods.

The first clinic in the English-speaking world, the London Dispensary, was founded in 1696 as a central means of dispensing medicines to the sick poor whom the physicians were treating in the patients' homes.