Sentence examples for hours mean from inspiring English sources

He's always mindful that fewer hours mean fewer rewards.

Flexible working hours mean it's possible to take time out when it's needed.

Fewer hours mean that Spanish will no longer be taught to third and fourth graders.

The long hours mean that she drifts apart from her do-gooding college boyfriend, and she is at the shows in Paris when her best friend is involved in a serious car crash.

For an E.R. doctor who is working an overnight shift in the next 24 hours, where does Madden fit in? "When it comes to Madden, hours mean nothing to me," Lurin said.

Builders' hours mean lunch is actually a large "breakfast" at 10.30am and then flat out until 4pm before heading home to do the paperwork until 9pm, five nights out of seven.

Median EvCT, (defined as time from injury to arrival at treatment facility) was 20 hours (mean +/- SD, 27.3 +/- 27.2).

The reduced opening hours mean 12 of the city's libraries will move to four days a week opening, mainly from 10 00 to 18 00.

High-speed broadband and secure virtual private networks now make teleworking feasible without posing a threat to corporate security, while more remote workers and flexible hours mean smaller offices and lower overheads for businesses.

For adults doing "women's work," the added hours mean more worry, less leisure and less sleep.

All of those lessons learned, all of that data and all of those man-hours mean that Google not only had a head-start, but also a perennial edge moving forward.