Sentence examples for mean the reverse from inspiring English sources

Mr. Stevenson and his team take particular delight in words that over time come to mean the reverse of what they originally did.

False matches would mean that observed cancers were overestimated, whereas too few true matches would mean the reverse.

Which means the reverse must also be true - so I'm opening a Barclays Bank account immediately.

Koch's decision to sell La Gommeuse means the reverse is now being publicly revealed for the first time in its 114-year existence.

The question in a Supreme Court argument on Wednesday was whether the Age Discrimination in Employment Act also meant the reverse: if Congress in addition meant to prohibit policies that favor older workers over younger ones.

Investors still got a higher price than they could have envisaged a couple of months ago, and their reluctance to sell means the reverse gilts auction will become a bit of a soap opera.

Last month, the central bank made the repo rate its sole independently moving policy rate and pegged the reverse repo rate, at which it absorbs excess liquidity, 100 basis points below the repo rate, which means the reverse repo rate was raised on Thursday by 25 basis points to 6.5 percent.

Note that a reverse API means the reverse process of each API (e.g. volume deletion API is a reverse API for volume creation).

In the case that the value of β is low, which means the reverse section operation will bring more energy conservation for small sector network, the maximum gain of the reverse section cannot be achieved.

This means the reverse robber is leaving stuff not only in Tim's garage but in his basement, a problem I don't have because I don't have a basement.

*Overstatement refers to the inflated educational level recorded in death certificate compared with that in NHANES, while understatement means the reverse.