Sentence examples for concerned mean from inspiring English sources

Thus, today's budget will, as far as public services are concerned, mean more of the same.

Given what the words concerned mean, the question of whether a given unmarried man is a bachelor is, in Moore's terminology, closed.

2. Our consumption habits, especially where supermarkets are concerned, mean that a great number of products that are still consumable are either not sold or are removed from sale and destroyed.

"Rankings, as far as we're concerned, mean absolutely nothing," said Jeff Stoneback, Mirage Hotel and Casino sports book manager.

They were relatively concerned (mean = 6.77, SD = 2.92) about the consequences of their diabetes (mean = 4.73, SD = 3.07), and experienced some emotional distress (mean =5.73, SD = 3.09).

"Getting arrested for drunk driving, as far as I'm concerned, means dismissal from the Police Department at a minimum," Mr. Giuliani told reporters on Sunday.

The whole structure of the turbulent boundary-layer is studied in what concerns mean flow field, turbulent intensity and shear stress profiles.

Regarding peritraumatic associations, the aforementioned discussion concerning mean differences between groups withstands.

Concerning mean torsional yield strength, significant differences were found between 3.3, 3.8, and 4.3 mm-diameter and 5.0 and 6.0 mm-diameter implants (p < 0.01).

There is however a qualitative difference between real and simulated data concerning mean hydrophobicity.

No significant differences were noted between the deceased and the survival group concerning mean LVID size and FS (Table  1).