Sentence examples for mean problems from inspiring English sources

Low pressure can mean problems fighting fires in tall buildings, Mr. Van Wart said.

Most sets can handle a 120 rate effectively — but a 240-hertz rate can mean problems.

Problems with the polls may also mean problems for the people who read them.

In an ideal scenario it can mean problems can be addressed early on and the best support offered.

The diminished Democratic majority in the Senate could also mean problems for the Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty with Russia.

"This could mean problems for all domestic subsidy programs, for corn, wheat, rice, everything that receives big direct payments from the United States Treasury," he said.

Subtractions were chosen such that their mean problem size was equal to the mean problem size of the multiplication problems.

The mean problem size (i.e. solution) of those multiplication and subtraction problems was equal.

The mean problem scores for YSR were significantly higher than for CBCL on the Total Problems, Internalizing and Externalizing scales.

That means problems among euro area banks can quickly spread east.

When materials were produced or secured by various other means, problems still arose.