Sentence examples for mean from the from inspiring English sources
I mean from the point of view of what might have happened as a result.
And I mean from the top down, not just the squaddies.
This will mean from the claimant's point of view that the case is harder to fight.
"What do you mean, from the morgue?" "I left, but my documents are still there.
By "ideal," I mean from the perspective of consumers, not marketers.
"By that I mean, from the time I met Stef, I would have loved to have had a child immediately.
I mean, from the beginning of his" — George Bush's — "term, when he took office, she told me that," the President said.
I don't mean from the French point of view – for them Agincourt represented a disastrous slaughter of the leaders of the nation.
WSCV provides information about the agreement between test-retest readings with respect to the overall signal (estimated as population mean from the random effects ANOVA model).
Im et al. [28] proposed demeaning procedure (subtracting group mean from the data) to denounce the contemporaneous correlation of the data.
