Sentence examples for mean student from inspiring English sources

International links used to mean student exchanges, and not much else.

This may sometimes mean student leaders aligning themselves more closely with managers than students.

The changes also will mean student performance will increasingly be a factor in how much teachers get paid and whether they keep their jobs.

Signing the pledge would mean student affairs employees would promise to challenge "negative gender stereotypes, sexism, and rape culture on campus," and to "listen to, believe, and assist victims of gender-based violence".

The mean student age was 29 (±5.6) years.

Statistical test used for all variables was Chi-square, except for comparing age mean (Student).

Players — I mean, student-athletes — would have to be more responsible, but without the risk of being berated in front of the world by the biggest man on campus.

Such practices mean students' early choices are increasingly important.

This does not mean students learn skills in one lesson.

The limits on federal borrowing mean students often must turn to private loans.

That does not mean students who hate math get the highest scores — math lovers do.