Sentence examples for mean an overall from inspiring English sources

Turnbull said the income tax sharing proposal would not mean an overall increase in taxes, as the commonwealth would initially offset income tax money by removing grants to states of the same value as the revenue raised.

The fear, Mr. Jillson said, is that "because education levels for Hispanics and incomes earned for Hispanics are lower than Anglos', it's going to mean an overall decline in county prosperity".

Since the Republicans probably need three of these to take the Senate, and since North Carolina is the most marginal of the four, a win here should mean an overall Republican victory, barring slip-ups elsewhere.

He said further price increases planned for 2014 time would mean an overall increase of 66%.

Although the Prosecution averred that the joint trial would mean an overall savings of time (Prosecutor v. Milošević 11 December 2001, T.99), the scope of the evidence it would seek to adduce was massive.

Therefore, a fold change >1 does not necessarily mean an overall increase.

That means an overall shortfall for all Medicare spending of about 11percentt.

Given that the total staffing across the three titles is 554, it means an overall reduction in journalistic jobs of more than 25%.

If being healthy means an overall sense of well-being in the absence of known diseases, then this patient is right.

By no means an overall Oscar contender, Robert Zemeckis's ridiculous 1992 black comedy about youth, immortality and outlandish cattiness showed off Streep's comedic chops.

But during the past decade the decreasing black population, with only modest growth in the white and Hispanic numbers, means an overall loss of about 45,000 residents, according to the 2009 census estimates.