Sentence examples for like means from inspiring English sources
Exactly what a "like" means — if anything — played a part in a case in Virginia involving six people who say Sheriff B. J. Roberts of Hampton fired them for supporting an opponent in his 2009 re-election bid, which he won.
However, with Facebook's advertising network, Facebook Exchange, which brought the first cookie-based retargeted ads to Facebook, Facebook can gain access to other signals about user behavior in order to better examine what a "like" means.
In my observations of multicultural trends of U.S. schools, a couple familiar phrases keep jumping out: like attracts like (even when the "like" means being different -- I'll explain), and you don't know what you don't know.
Shh levels or activity were not directly tested by gene over-expression or like means.
You'd immediately understand what the word "like" means when placed in that specific context.
It's, like, mean if you don't.
Boys don't like mean girls.
Most recently, partly driven by NIH roadmap initiatives, considerations have arisen as to what tool-like means in the search for chemical tools to probe biology space.
This is achieved very simply through a game-like means: one knows whether the wrong sonority has been produced because one "falls" off of a narrow plank or "bumps" into a wall in a virtual space.
