Sentence examples for mean that minute from inspiring English sources
This highlights the need for good laboratory practice the high dynamic range of these DNA sequencing techniques means that minute traces of DNA will be amplified and sequenced.
Minimal security meant that minutes later they left easily and sprinted across the road to the building that houses the Tory party and barricaded themselves inside.
"You mean that 80 minutes," says Selve of his starring role in the little known 1976 documentary, Potential Nightwatchman Shifts From Hell.
I don't mean that unreleased, 14 minute psychedelic track that Sir Paul agreed to release.
But holding back what's real for us can mean that at any minute we will react, and sometimes overreact to situations. 5.
Your loved ones might be a big part of your life, but that doesn't mean that every spare minute you have should be devoted to them.
It'll only mean that in ninety minutes of play (and a few extra minutes of stoppage time) anything can happen.
Brevity may be the soul of wit, but that doesn't mean that a 5-minute online sitcom is any funnier than the standard 22-minute network version.
This does not mean that a five-minute writing task will cause government contractors to leak confidential information.
Averaged over a year, the numbers mean that every six minutes, a young child is treated in an emergency room for a stair-related injury.
