Sentence examples for means age from inspiring English sources
She says she can't stand the whole obsession with numbers, by which she means age.
(This faith in government as the essential caretaker led him later to support the creation of a national health service, "in order to ensure that everybody in the country, irrespective of means, age, sex, or occupation, shall have equal opportunities to benefit from the best and most up-to-date medical and allied services available").
In 1944 Winston Churchill, while still prime minister, said that "our policy is to create a national health service in order to ensure that everybody in the country irrespective of means, age, sex or occupation shall have equal opportunities to benefit from the best and most up-to-date medical and allied services available".
But the devaluation of experience — and that means age, too — has gone so far that wisdom has fallen out of the very definition of business intelligence.
The means age was 57.6 ± 16.8 years, 61 patients (70.9%) were male, the cardiac arrest was out-of-hospital in 63 patients (73.3%), hypoxia was the main cause of cardiac arrest (43%), 60 patients (70.6%) were treated with therapeutic hypothermia.
The key finding, that lead atoms stick close to home inside this primeval zircon, means age estimates based on uranium-lead dating techniques are accurate, the researchers report.
Second, there were no appropriate controls, which means age-matched controls with neither any inflammation nor retinal or choroidal diseases.
And I do mean age, not youth.
