Sentence examples for mean at best from inspiring English sources
It would mean, at best, going from sleek to slim.
I mean at best there is a loose connection to the conceptual idea of love.
I can't tell you exactly what I mean; at best I can give you an example.
Adopting a 4 : 6 : X rule of acceptability for the QCs could mean at best that 33% of the patient samples will also not fall within the acceptance limits.
18 Hence the PROGRAMS group scores represent approximately −1 SD (13 14 points) below the mean at best, which is consistent with population estimates of scores in very preterm children.
Especially in the hardest-hit local markets, that means at best sluggish improvement in the near term.
That means at best their sphere of influence is one million citizens in a nation where 46.5 million people live below the poverty line.
It has changed meaning in the same way as "demagogue", which once meant a people's champion and now means, at best, "a successful politician with whom I disagree".
Desperate citizens, hunting food or patronage as the regime crumbled, often had to walk a dangerous path.For many post-war families retrospection meant, at best, raw feeling and rancorous dispute, at worst, intolerable exposure to guilt.
The country was bitterly at war with itself -- summer had brought Gettysburg -- and Lincoln's Thanksgiving could have meant, at best, the giving thanks of only half the people.
Air strikes would have meant, at best, a setback to his weapons-making ambitions; at worst, the deaths of many innocents; and either way the enhancement of Mr Hussein's underdog status and the further alienation of America from Arab opinion.The United States should not have found itself so close to this appalling pair of choices.
