Sentence examples similar to mean were at from inspiring English sources

But zero-hours contracts usually mean being at the beck and call of the employer.

At the time of the prosthetic treatment, the mean is at 1.2 mm.

They knew that for the children, being black in America would always mean being at risk, and being haunted.

A new means was at hand: journalism.

It is beyond dispute that clubs of means are at an enduring advantage.

But the Jordanians, with much more limited means, are at least in the game.

We will see what means are at our disposal to do that".

Made by imperfect, wrangling, venal and virtuous human beings, using whatever means are at their disposal.

Professors might take less pay if it means being at the cutting edge of research.

The impression he gave of enjoying independent means was at that point not entirely false.

But some Syrians are willing to use whatever peaceful means are at their disposal to effect social change.