Sentence examples for means are planned from inspiring English sources

For now, at least 600 new and renovated residences for people of various means are planned for rent or sale; about half will rise on the site of the two public housing complexes, and the rest will take shape on sites scattered in the Elizabethport neighborhood.

When "D'You Know What I Mean?" was planned as the first single, Ignition decided on a late release to radio so as to avoid too much advance exposure.

A further case recently reported in Chad means similar campaigns are planned in that country and Cameroon for mid-November.

A mean of 4 patients are planned to enrol each month once the study reaches full adhesion.

The median household income for Americans was roughly $50,000 last year, so that means many are planning on living on $25,000.

Does the smile on the faces of Blair and Brown mean they are planning a snap election while the economic going is good?

For big brokerage houses, it usually means that brokers are planning to go independent.

Standardized mean difference was planned to express, if different scales were used to measure the same outcome.

Early snow in the Rockies and cold temperatures in the Midwest and East have meant many resorts are planning November openings.

The suits they are planning mean that mining operations are at least a couple of years off.

They mean it and they are planning for it.