Sentence examples for means were familiar from inspiring English sources

Even the means were familiar.

It means being familiar enough with your clients' cultures to know how a sentence will sound there".

This time, the Taliban's target wasn't in a remote agency by the Afghan border -- it was a site that hordes of Pakistanis from across the country pass through each day, a site that those of us with means are familiar with.

Did he mean, If you were familiar with Jane Austen you'd know it all ends happily?

The start of the route was just outside Storke Ranch, at the off-campus Santa Catalina dormitory, where many freshman students resided and were familiar with (mean familiarity with Santa Catalina was 3.3/7 for prescreening participants).

The limited range of experts meant that the panellists were familiar with the background literature and the main proposed solutions and so the discussion was able to be more intensive and focussed, with limited defensiveness on the part of the participants given the high levels of continuity and trust that operated within the community.

aDifference between mean change in intervention as compared to control group; or difference between mean change among participants who were familiar as compared to not familiar with Healthy Ageing.

He is also just down from university, which means he is familiar with the self-satisfaction that voicing existential angst can bring.

Described by former colleagues as a policy wonk with sharp elbows, Mr Zoellick's background means he is familiar with the rigours of international diplomacy.

After all, Paul was on that commission, which means he is familiar with its conclusion: "Most members of the Commission believe that a return to the gold standard is not desirable".

Each examiner is a specialist, meant to be familiar with the landscape and the "prior art" background for particular types of technology.