Sentence examples for mean would be from inspiring English sources

"What a return to a Labor-Green minority government would mean would be weaker borders".

So if I give zero for tails, one for heads and flip a million times the mean would be about half a million.

"The sterling crisis would pass very quickly, because everything reverts to the mean, and the mean would be 'what are the fundamental trading levels for sterling?'" says Murphy.

And there was innovative calls, for example, to adopt real feminist foreign policy by governments today, and what that would mean would be challenging those exact structures of power, so making human rights more valuable than economic gains.

Also, taking the central figures minus 1 SD, the 2010-19 mean would be 0.595c or 0.191c higher than 2000-09.

If applied, which target BP (systolic or mean) would be optimal for cerebral perfusion, and does this relevantly increase the risk of, e.g. a hypertension-induced cerebral haemorrhage?

Because it means "would be willing to have sex with".

We should set up integrated interactive news rooms of which these means would be fundamental components.

One means would be tapping undersea cables or placing interception pods over ''repeaters" that periodically boost fiber-optic signals.

But that seems to suggest that a left-wing agenda pursued by the same nefarious means would be acceptable.

But achieving 450 ppm with other means would be extremely expensive, too.