Sentence examples for means with its from inspiring English sources
Its shares have been hammered over the past three years (down 37%), but that just means, with its $1.52 annual dividend, that it's paying 5.6% on its share price.
What that means with its leaders in jail is not yet clear.
The real problem is not China but the fact that the US economy is living beyond its means with its huge budget deficit and trade deficits.
We present the comparison statistic between case and control, which is the ratio of their geometric means, with its 95% confidence interval.
A sullen concrete, steel-and-glass structure anchored at each corner by a cylindrical service tower, it was meant, with its muscular forms, to relate to a nearby freeway.
This was not what Nascar meant with its so-called "Boys, have at it," policy, which lets drivers police themselves on the track.
We also use the family of concave power means, with the harmonic mean as its representative.
This coefficient reaches a value of −0.4761, which means that with its increase the number of non-conforming product decreases.
Unfortunately, for most of the life of this program, military cooperation with Peru meant cooperation with its autocratic former president, Alberto Fujimori, and his corrupt intelligence chief, Vladimiro Montesinos.
That does not mean CUNY, with its 24 colleges, community colleges and graduate schools, is free of controversy.
