Sentence examples for mean individuals from inspiring English sources

That doesn't necessarily mean individuals and organisations must conform.

I don't just mean individuals: How could companies take this on, beyond a few token donations?

With the [Chilcot] report's publication, we now have the evidence that may mean individuals could now face trial".

Worries over social stigma mean individuals are unlikely to step forward to talk about their problems and seek help.

"Blogs and social media sites like Twitter and Facebook mean individuals can now reach thousands of people with a single tweet or post," he said.

With all that, you need 1,500 to 2,500 acres to make a decent living, and I have neighbors -- I mean individuals, not big corporations -- who have 3,000, even 4,000.

Now the new cuts, we hear, will mean individual departments will be targeted.

But it "might look at a general issue of how much is being paid to stars", though it does "not mean individual salaries will be published".

At present, UK law limits government redundancy payments to those working in "establishments" – taken to mean individual shops or warehouses – where more than 20 people work.

Saying that Mr. Troy had shown no remorse, the judge called him "extremely dangerous, arrogant, stubborn, a mean individual hellbent on causing as much pain as you could".

What do you mean individual sites need financing?