Sentence examples for dates mean from inspiring English sources

Andrew Opie, director of food and consumer policy at the British Retail Consortium, wrote: "Certainly, some customers aren't clear about what the different dates mean but getting rid of them won't reduce food waste.

These expiration dates mean you need to do some planning.

Such large differences in publication dates mean that some monographs and articles will vary substantially in the time they have had to accrue citations.

To demonstrate that the perimenopausal increase in menstrual cycle length presented by Treloar et al. (1) was biased by misidentified menopause dates, mean values classified by calendar year, and exclusion of menstrual cycles straddling two calendar years; and to use the revised data to investigate women's experiences of longer perimenopausal cycles.

Most species, however, occurred in a limited amount of dates: 8.1±1.8 dates (mean ± SE, n = 31 species).

The truth is yes, but a conflict in the dates meant it didn't work out.

'I have no dates' means 'nobody wants me for myself.' True too!

Records show that caseworkers at St. Christopher's repeatedly missed court dates meant to move children into adoptive homes.

When I asked what "guaranteed dates" means on an online chat on the website, a "personal dating concierge" named Matthew wrote back: "We get phone numbers".

The proximity of the dates means head coach Lancaster is resigned to being unable to field his first-choice starting XV until the second Test on  14 June.

That arrangement of dates means any government shutdown in January – on the off chance that for example the House GOP puts up another fight – would have a few weeks to play out before the default deadline in February.