Sentence examples for kept meant from inspiring English sources

Investigators said Gagliardi had been convinced the reputation of the high-powered company she kept meant it unlikely that customs officials would search her luggage.

To the plaintiffs, the restrictions on the conditions under which rifles and shotguns may be kept means that homeowners are denied the right to possess "functional" weapons for self-defense.

If this first step failed, additional norepinephrine was administered to keep mean arterial blood pressure above 50 mm Hg.

Fluids and norepinephrine (NE) were used based on protocols to keep mean arterial pressure (MAP) >50 mmHg.

If this first step failed, additional epinephrine was administered to keep mean arterial blood pressure above 50 mm Hg.

All rats received a continuous infusion of normal saline at a rate of 10 ml/kg/hr to keep mean arterial pressure above 60 mmHg.

During the initial postresuscitation period, animals received crystalloid infusions to keep mean arterial blood pressure above 50 mm Hg, central venous pressure above 5 mm Hg, and cardiac index at baseline values ± 10%.

If you'd like to have her personality too, learn to keep mean things behind you.

If they're kept, it means cuts elsewhere.

But any change that lets richer councils keep more means cash taken from poorer places: that's simple arithmetic.

We have kept the mean single-layer surface coverage of the nine multilayers at 0.3.