Sentence examples for mean under from inspiring English sources

"And by young, I mean under 40".

By young, I mean under 70.

But when I say profit, I mean under £100 each".

These unpaid internships should be illegal – and by that, I mean under existing law.

That doesn't necessarily mean under the window - especially if you're going to hang curtains over it.

Estimation of the population mean under the regression model with random components is considered.

Throwing out that bath water would mean under-investing in infrastructure, losing out on essential financing, compromising public health regulations and discharging public servants charged with keeping our water supply and watersheds healthy.

The Coalition is using whoever they already have within their organization, which often means under-qualified and overwhelmed military officers.

In general, as seen in Figures  1, 2 and 3, the temporal mean under-communicates the temporal variability.

The mean infant mortality rate (IMR) decreased from 32.0 deaths per 1,000 live births in 1997 to 18.8 in 2006, while the mean under-five mortality rate (U5MR) decreased from 41.2 to 23.0.

Literally, it means "under the rose".