Sentence examples for means produced an from inspiring English sources

Even a portfolio consisting of all equities (and we are not suggesting this, by any means) produced an average return of 11.2percentt for all rolling 10-year periods from February 1926 to August 2008.

"Drive," of course, means produce a lot of spikes.

There's a little voice in our heads that says manhood means producing a bambino.

"One more year of education also means producing a better work force for the regime".

That's fine for high-school seniors, but I'm with Wordsworth on this one: "The child is father of the man". There's a little voice in our heads that says manhood means producing a bambino.

They recognize that the development of cheaper versions of existing devices (hearing aids, pacemakers, dialysis machines) no longer means producing a lower-quality component.

"If documentary photography means producing a series of photographs that have a visual accuracy of people, places or objects," says Shanan, "then I am not a documentary photographer.

24, 25 This means producing a more health-friendly fertilizer may limit accessibility to essential fertilizers for farmers who lack the means to purchase them.

Before the spreadsheet, business planning usually meant producing a single, base-case forecast.

The calculated mean for both random selection (45.99) and preceding question (44.69) is significantly different than the population mean (43.68) while the question mean produces a significantly different standard deviation (9.84) from the population value (10.98).

But the parties compromised, and accepted a result which, although it was achieved by flawed means, produced a stable regime.