Sentence examples for means fall from inspiring English sources

Not all of these by any means fall under the rubric of "honour" crimes, but they are nearly all domestic, the product of the most intimate ties.

"I do not think I have a tapeworm," he wrote in 1855, "therefore I have no claim whatever to call myself 'we,' and I shall by no means fall into that editorial absurdity".

They got there by differing means, Fall via a strict Asian upbringing and Findlay as a former child actor, but this winter sees them at the helm of shows in the National's two biggest auditoria.

The word there means "fall," as in: "the people want the fall of the regime".

In this case their means fall

In the case of the Normal distribution, the calculation is based on the fact that 95% of sample means fall within 1.96 SEs of the population mean.

But the impact has by no means fallen evenly.

Also, deflation usually means falling incomes as well as falling prices.

The formula means falling spending is felt less in Scotland than in England.

Dalarna's fortunes have by no means fallen, but they have changed.

Antwerp has by no means fallen out of love with the gems.