Sentence examples for mean damage from inspiring English sources

Emissions now mean damage later, making it tempting to stall.

This would mean damage amounting to about $4.5 billion.

Chris Horsman was doing some mean damage on the opposition put-in.

The predicted mean damage is unbiased and the sampling error can be quantified.

At load ratio R = 0.5, the mean damage sum is approximately 0.1 in the VHCF regime.

The Tory cuts amounted to the entirety of the schools budget, and would mean damage to the police, the army and social care, he said.

While mean damages in a patent lawsuit ran around $50,000 (in today's dollars) at the time the telegraph, mean damages today run about $21 million.

Taking the material from those areas would simply mean damaging another location, it said.

The mean damages for a paid claim was £37,100.

Paediatric ophthalmology has a level of mean damages over twice that of any other subspecialty.

That means damage control before Inauguration Day, experts said.