Sentence examples for mean bid from inspiring English sources

The markups result then from entry simulations based on the logit results and trim the distribution of bid draws by choosing all draws of bids within +/−6 standard errors of the auction mean bid.

The real Brexit angle was only this: SoftBank got its offer on the table before Theresa May's government could decide whether its commitment to "a proper industrial strategy" should mean bids like the one for ARM should undergo a national interest test.

If that means bidding against myself, so be it.

Everyone wants a piece of financial technology — and that has meant bids for payments processors.

And disengagement from markets that are net long, the most general case, means bids are hit and prices fall...

The relatively low supply of houses available has meant bidding wars, a reflection of the strong seller's market.

"In the short term, we clearly will continue … to maintain our market share, and that means bidding at fairly keen prices.

Growth in today's business environment means bidding adieu to the old thinking about career ladders and restrictive career paths.

Though this meant bidding farewell to cherished traditions like handwritten mathematical formulae, researchers too soon came to recognize the advantages of digital publishing.

Qd means every day, od means once daily, bid means twice a day, tid means three times a day, and qid means four times a day.

But that perspective can mean a bid to save money can quickly devolve into a boondoggle.