Sentence examples for mean figure from inspiring English sources

By comparison, last year the mean figure was 21.4percentthethe lowest response since the recession year of 1991.

When asked how much sales could improve if their agencies were always able to do the best possible work, the mean figure the respondents gave was 26.1percentt.

The occasion itself was nevertheless an excellent one; 67,253 spectators for a midweek game in Cardiff in term-time not involving Wales is no mean figure.

It was a photo of him as a young man, skulking beside his father, a dark, mean figure in a gray sacklike suit.

She's proud she didn't get a cold last winter and cuts a mean figure on the dancefloor.

Among the questions asked: "What is the minimum level of net worth you would need to feel extremely secure?" In one 1998 survey, the mean figure given by respondents for full economic security was $20 million.

And when I say business, I really mean figuring out pricing points of items and margins of profit.

Geraldine: I mean, figuring that, if you just have confidence in yourself, and if you can do a good job, there's nothing you can't do.

First, increases in survival were presented as median rather than mean figures.

This would mean figuring out certain standards to set.

In terms of tasks, alternating rapidly may mean figuring out ways to switch between tasks cleanly.