Sentence examples for means lifetime from inspiring English sources

That means Lifetime and the Weinstein Company now have a show but not a producing team.

Now is the time to act and if it means lifetime bans then so be it.

"And, if the diagnosis holds, it means lifetime exposure to these medications". Such children often receive drugs like lithium or Depakote, which can cause severe weight gain, sedation and involuntary muscle contractions.

"It's a great honour, but I hope it doesn't mean lifetime," said the 76-year-old director.

The Constitution says federal judges "both of the supreme and inferior Courts, shall hold their Offices during good Behaviour," which has generally been interpreted to mean lifetime appointments.

If an allele is neutral, Nallele is equivalent to mean lifetime reproductive success per adult [ 12].

The lifetime of every pixel in the image was calculated to give a mean lifetime value for each cell.

Mean current treatment duration was 11.92 (SD = 13.52) days and mean lifetime exposure to antipsychotics was 13.06 (SD = 14.95) days among the 49 patients.

Each population started with around 1500 individuals (1500 ± a small random element) and the simulation ran for 1000 time units, the agents' mean lifetime being 60 time units.

They're simply not aware that their 'once in a lifetime' photo means a lifetime of misery for that animal".

"Marriage means a lifetime commitment.