Sentence examples for means the spread from inspiring English sources

Poor liquidity means the spread between the price buyers are willing to pay and the price sellers are willing to charge is disconcertingly large a problem which, in turn, has scared many investors away from ECNs because of the high levels of volatility.

Control of TB has been hampered by the absence of sensitive diagnostic means, the spread of HIV infection, and the emergence of multidrug resistant Mtb.

"Scale", Sutton told me, means the "spreading of excellence from the few to the many".

The spread of American pop culture, he wrote, did not mean the spread of American attitudes.

The Writing on the Wall: China and the West in the 21st Century by Will Hutton 431pp, Little, Brown, £20 A decade ago policy-makers and opinion-formers were supremely confident that globalisation meant the spread of western institutions and values throughout the world.

That meant the spread made no difference.

Metastatic means the cancer has spread beyond the breast, and Stage 4 is the most advanced stage, meaning that the disease has invaded bones or organs.

That means the difference, or spread, between the rates increased last year.

That means the difference, or the "spread," between both rates has ballooned in the last year.

"That in itself is an important point because it means that the spread of these hacks is going to be very slow in the future".

This means that the spread among corporates, agencies, mortgages and junk bonds will narrow versus Treasuries, and this is a profit opportunity.