Sentence examples for means in most from inspiring English sources

Which means, in most cases, they've been laid.

The detective asked, "Basically means in most of them, but not all?" Mr. Malvo replied, "In all of them".

The relentless spread of drugs means in most cities it is impossible for one gang to control supply.

Historically speaking, they exist only because of the uses we have found for them, and preserving their existence means, in most cases, preserving the uses we have made for them.

It means in most areas of England support is only provided to those with the most acute problems - effectively people who need help throughout the day.

But while diamond retailers may be dropping like stones, that doesn't mean that people aren't getting engaged and that still means, in most cases, a diamond ring.

"It is much more common for words designating either sex to become specialized for application to males, as in the case of 'man,' which from meaning 'human' has come to mean in most uses 'male human.'".

The ideological emphasis on the nuclear family in recent decades has caused us to forget that the nuclear family itself, especially in its suburban, Ozzie and Harriet form, is a reduction of what family has meant in most places at most times in human history.

would prefer to deploy drones under the same rules that govern helicopter use, which would mean, in most cases, that no warrant would be required for surveillance.

And the sad part is, emos are an inherently peaceful type, which meant in most cases they just took the abuse rather than fighting back, and their passivity just pissed the haters off even more.

Higher exposure to college environmental factors meant, in most cases, more frequent, and more abusive drinking (Table  2, Model 1).