Sentence examples for mean out of from inspiring English sources

Everyone: Do you mean out of poverty?

Al Gore interpreted the nation's motto, E pluribus unum, to mean "out of one, many".

I mean, out of nowhere she makes this wild accusation.

Out of state shouldn't mean out of mind.

"You take a situation like that, I mean out of the blue, that calls for some toughness," Fox said.

WHEN things got out of hand -- I mean out of hand -- was when Phillip Michael Thomas came into the picture and bodies started flying.

For a given impact velocity, mean out-of-plane dynamic plateau stresses are related to the ratios between cell wall thickness and edge length and to edge length ratios by power laws.

Mean out-of-pocket expenditure on neonatal illness was 547.5 INR (range: 1 to 15000; n = 202) and mean out-of-pocket expenditure for hospitalization was 4993 INR (range: 41 to 15000; n = 17).

Combined mean out-of-pocket expenditure on all neonatal illnesses was 545.7 INR (range: 1 to 15000, n = 202).

For days without AOD values, our model performance was also excellent (mean "out-of-sample" R = 0.85).

However, mean out-of-pocket costs also appear to reflect health system characteristics, in particular the level of subsidy for direct medical costs.