Sentence examples for means expert from inspiring English sources

(Maven, of course, means expert).

His name was "Kovit", which means "Expert".

When two players are very close, this means experts are near 50/50 and the algorithm finds them as equal.

The record heat, combined with increasingly certain predictions of an El Niño, means experts are now speculating whether 2014 could become the hottest year on record.

That means, experts and activists said, that farmers in poor countries will still find it difficult to compete with cheap sugar, wheat and cotton from Europe as well as the United States.

Data in Public Health Informatics is from the population, gathered either from "traditional" means (experts or hospitals) or gathered from the population (social media).

The Mail argues that more kids are selling weed because a "growing 'back door' decriminalisation of cannabis means experts fear children smoke and sell the class B drug believing there will be no consequences".

We are by no means experts, but thought I'd share our experiences over the past six months of doing this. 1. Submitting to agencies -- don't pay for fancy pictures!

Combine that with increasing incomes in the developing world and that means, experts say, we need to roughly double foot output--and do so by farming less land than we use today, all while dealing with climate instability.

This third response type means expert-like and novice-like shifts may not be equal and opposite.

"The essence of snobbery is that you wish to impress other people," offered Virginia Woolf, herself no mean expert on the subject.