Sentence examples for middle at all from inspiring English sources

They are not hovering around the middle at all.

"I'm not interested in the middle at all.

"Avoid getting caught in the middle at all costs – no one wants to be too cheap to be considered a prestige product but too expensive to appeal to those saving every penny," he says.

Unlike a standard bell curve distribution, in which great deviations from the average are very rare, Pareto's so-called fat-tailed distribution starts very high at the low end, has no bulge in the middle at all, and falls off relatively slowly at the high end, indicating that some number of extremely wealthy people hold the lion's share of a country's riches.

The problem is not that this is a squeezed middle, but that it is overcrowded and isn't really a middle at all – as it comprises around two thirds of the sector who are neither elite nor among the 25 or so eligible for core and margin places.

It doesn't have a middle at all.

directiveIn the near future, small differences between the passenger's ID and the passenger's reservation information, such as the use of a middle initial instead of a full middle name or no middle name/initial at all, will not be an issue for passengers.

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It was middle class, "but black middle class, black Southern middle class, which is not white middle class at all," Toni Morrison told me when I was working on a book about Ali.

Cassius Clay, though, was a child of the black middle class — "but black middle class, black Southern middle class, which is not white middle class at all," says Toni Morrison, who, as a young editor, worked on Ali's autobiography.

On the contrary: to have reached middle age at all implies courage and doggedness.