Sentence examples for mean donations from inspiring English sources

A higher rate would mean donations would only cost 60 cents on the dollar.

The links between Dr Fox and Mr Werritty mean donations given to Mr Werritty could at least be seen as giving rise to the perception of a conflict of interest".

Typically, people get honours for their charity work, and I've never even agreed with that, since it tends to mean donations, which tend to proceed from wealth, and all it does is lock down and make flesh the fallacy that rich people are more honourable than everyone else.

Describing the changes as "massive", Mr Miliband acknowledged they could mean donations to the party falling.

As the mean donation amount made by collectives was significantly higher than the mean donations made by individuals (£170.21 ± 28.6 versus £29.64 ± 1.13, respectively; two-sample t-test, t1,132 = −14.7, p < 0.001) all analyses were restricted to donations made by individuals (n = 3816).

The report also revealed falls in the median level of donation, from £12 in 2010 to £10 in 2012, while the mean donation also hit an all time low since 2004.

When DCD donors were considered separately, the degree of zonal variation was more marked, with 4 zones demonstrating DCD donation rates significantly above (>2 sd) and 5 significantly below the mean donation rate (Fig.  1 b).

Sometimes, people don't understand that loan doesn't mean donation.

Even more encouraging is that Causes raised half of that in the last six months, which means donations are picking up quickly.

It means donations.

The Democrats were adamant that the decision meant donations were not to exceed $100.