Sentence examples for means for every from inspiring English sources

This means for every winner there will be a loser.

That means for every square metre of Horizon tiles, around four litres of pre-heated 40C water are produced.

That means for every pound you spend in store, Morrisons has donated less than 1p towards this item.

That means for every £1 of extra revenue, the investment bankers took 62p out, leaving shareholders with just 38p.

The industry average for high power usage effectiveness (PUE) is 2, which means for every watt used by IT machinery 2 watts is required to cool it off.

There needs to be a shared understanding across the NHS of the patient's right to be listened to, and what this means for every patient interaction.

It's clearly meant for every household".

But this is a campaign in which not everything is meant for every audience.

Rabbit pie with spring carrots There are some dishes that are so simple they're just meant for every day, and this is one of them.

Just as significant as the return of power itself was what it meant for every other aspect of the recovery, specifically transit.

Despite the power of AJAX, it is not meant for every application.