Sentence examples for means can sometimes from inspiring English sources

One potential concern with small samples is that analyses of means can sometimes be unreliable, as the means may be disproportionately influenced by outliers.

Risk is not solely determined by mean growth, and strategies with a high mean can sometimes have high risk.

However, providing individuals with statistics of central tendency, such as the statistical mean, can sometimes be ineffective or even backfire for individuals who are currently performing better than the average [ 37, 38].

Growers tend to do this at night, which means it can sometimes be spotted.

Shallow waters make it perfect for diving, but huge swells coming in from the Indian Ocean mean trips can sometimes be called off at the last minute.

I mean, you can sometimes tell what people are trying to communicate.

Whatever the cause, it means that you can sometimes guess the meaning of foreign words with accuracy better than chance; it can also influence the nicknames given to people, so that, like Humpty Dumpty, they actually reflect your appearance.

Ever since, her actions have been viewed through the prism of personal ambition, and her lack of political guile means that she can sometimes be easily misread.

Finally, the whole euro situation is fraught with multiple equilibria and the risk of self-fulfilling panics — which means that there can sometimes be disproportionate responses in a way that doesn't make sense when we're talking about budget cuts.

This means that it can sometimes be morally required of us that we act unjustly.

This means that it can sometimes be impossible to get things done.