Sentence examples for mean group of from inspiring English sources

Unless you're in a really gossipy or mean group of friends, then most likely not.

And I don't mean one or two, I mean groups of them.

At the top were clutter and mean groups of stingy chairs set in cement.

(Yes, by "packs" we do mean groups of user profiles – Tinder has turned people into in-app purchases you can buy. Yeah. Great).

By the term clustering we mean grouping of objects in such a way that objects with identical attribute values reside together.

"It must mean a group of qualities, by being champions of which in alternation, different men may all find worthy missions".

What's interesting to me is that by "which customers", Lytics doesn't necessarily mean which group of customers or customer segment (although they can tell that too).

It used to mean a group of musicians who had a unique chemistry from years of practice and woodshedding.

Indeed the word 'infantry', for foot-soldiers, can also mean a group of young people.

By CFR protagonists we mean the group of individuals actively advocating the concept of CFR.

That means each group of riders, essentially, must pay 3.85percentt more, on average.