Sentence examples for mean dollars from inspiring English sources

We don't mean dollars, though those are being squandered by the billions.

It's a raucous world, where every gesture and sound mean dollars lost or gained.

They do it because in Kenya, perhaps more than just about anywhere else, wildlife means tourists, and tourists mean dollars — a lot of dollars.

"Since he assumed office, the governor has underscored the importance of finding efficiencies in government — this does not only mean dollars, it also means administrative processes and requirements," she said.

And your thoughts mean dollars.

I mean dollars... we could keep our overages in check and be safe and complacent again.

The mean dollar value allocated to each state was taken to be the relative value of avoiding it.

That means dollars, which means saying yes to oil, logging or tourists.

We have a connection with the land, but for the north it means dollars.

But interest in her story hasn't always meant dollars towards her campaign.

Moving a black-market industry above ground, their thinking goes, means dollars for governments to do cool stuff like, say, more effectively educate children. .