Sentence examples for meant a single from inspiring English sources

The euro meant a single interest rate and a single exchange rate.

For many, that meant a single bag of clothes, packed in a duffel bag or canvas sack.

That's still quite a low figure, which one fund manager suggested meant a single buyer (perhaps a domestic bank?) had bid heavily.

Courtesy of New Zealand forfeiting a match by refusing to play in Nairobi, and a points system that meant a single win against Zimbabwe was enough to get them through the Super Six.

The world lost its proverbial marbles over a bug in iPhones today, which meant a single line of Arabic text in iMessage could force the Apple devices to turn off.

I can't recall a presidential speech in my lifetime where I thought the speaker meant a single word.

The court, in a 5-4 overturnedverturned a $2 million punitive-damage award as "grossly excessive". In 2003, the court clarified what it meant: a single-digit ratio between punitive damages and compensatory damages was likely to be acceptable.

A single pill may also mean a single insurance co-payment, he said, instead of two or three now that can cost people $100 a month.

That means a single ad is relatively less important.

Batch means a single fermentation cycle in a single fermentation vessel (fermenter).

That means a single transplant saves about $300,000 in dialysis costs in the first five years.