Sentence examples for means figures from inspiring English sources

The shift in population controls means figures on the labor force or number of employed or unemployed in January are not directly comparable to December.

Since the government is effectively handing out money to families of modest means — figures from the Department of Health and Human Services show that about four in five of the enrollees are eligible for a federal subsidy — it is perhaps not so surprising that the sign-up figures have jumped sharply over the past few weeks.

And that means figuring out how best to use it".

And fixing that problem means figuring out why.

Part of being a fruit detective means figuring out what will be the next kiwi.

That means figuring out how to retrofit those networks with new technologies that allow for boothless tolling and faster commutes.

"It means figuring out what job or profession would I be best at and what I would enjoy.

"That means figuring out what goes into it, in what configuration, with whose input and with what room for growth and improvement," Dr. Kimmich said.

Gauging the reliability of an annuity also means figuring out whether one's employer is likely to survive for the next two or three decades.

That means figuring out how to make the app load faster.

In organic platforms it means figuring out where the user attention points are and then dominating them.