Sentence examples for means have very from inspiring English sources

Recent experimental results from optical images and gravitational anomalies have brought strong evidence of their existence, but such investigative means have very limited potential for global mapping of lava tubes.

In this case, the mean is only slightly lower than the median due to the existence of an upper extreme value and the mean, trimean and trimmed means have very similar values.

Does being a college-bound senior mean having very little time for yourself?

A high top score means people have a very similar idea on what the sound is about, while a low top score means people have very different opinions.

The local word for an obese person ('omuba') also means 'a very important person'.

For example, not seeing a product before it reaches customers means resellers have very little control over quality.

More than that, if last year should have demonstrated anything, it's that social media means you have very little to hide behind.

"It's very good, it means we have very good players - Jelle Vossen played 20 minutes and it was perfect, he's the kind of player I want in the team," Karanka added.

This means we have very little understanding of how men from other ethnic communities may respond and cope with a PCa diagnosis and subsequent management with AS.

"I mean, they have very good players there.

Personal relationships, family, marriage, that stuff, is meant to have very private parts, and it's worth protecting".