Sentence examples for mean centuries from inspiring English sources

In television time that did not mean centuries or decades, but the course of a respectable run.

By far, the most valuable asset of the elite universities is human capital (faculty, students, alumni) and embedded reputational capital in the form of very long-standing undisputed excellence and, in the case of the best universities, this often means centuries of excellence.

That means overcoming centuries of tribal division.

I mean, what century are we in?

It also meant overturning centuries of Christian suspicion of luxury and luxury goods.

But just because we've only found the one shoe doesn't mean eighteenth-century Americans had two left feet.

What gold standard advocates tend to forget, however, is that the "very long time periods" part of the analysis means over centuries.

The very fame of Pompeii, the fact that it has been the most famous archaeological site in the world for so long, means that centuries' worth of repairs and restorations have added their own overlay to the Roman originals.

But I mean 19th-century London the miles and miles of brick row houses in Camberwell and Islington.

For me to soak in the atmosphere meant feeling centuries of human history and a connection to the respite that black people received in Weeksville.

Relatively low mean 20th century diatom β-diversity in these lakes (Fig. 3A) is entirely consistent with these attributes.