Sentence examples for meant very few from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately for Bay, that meant very few witnessed his rare productive day at home.

And while there was always some unemployment, normal meant very few people out of work for extended periods.

It meant very few clothes – a patched skirt and shirt of her mother's, her father's cast-off thermal underwear when they were in the wash.

Just 20 years ago, low incomes and government restrictions meant very few Chinese people were able to travel abroad.

The wet weather meant very few drivers ran the development tyre Pirelli have brought to Canada with a view to using it for the rest of the season.

The strong emotional engagement with the messages meant very few advanced counter-arguments.

"I mean very few groups or individuals in America that he hasn't personally insulted.

A lot of players overlap between the Lions and the senior team, which means very few people come in and don't know anyone.

But the underinvestment in gifted education services and resources means very few students in our public schools are afforded this opportunity.

What it really means: Very few people who are not part of the administration consider either of those cases a success.

Having your tallest player and best rebounder at least fifteen feet from the basket on most possessions means very few chances at offensive rebounds.