Sentence examples for ones which means from inspiring English sources

The president-elect has a record of making statements that are inconsistent with his previous ones, which means it is uncertain whether any of the positions he espoused on Tuesday will hold in the days going forward, much less after he is inaugurated.

Nor does it weight serious crimes more heavily than mild ones, which means that a drop in bicycle theft could cancel out an increase in assaults.

He has found the mouth guard is chunkier than standard ones, which means he has to remove it to call a play at line-outs.

With a TEFL qualification and some experience, expat salaries are often well above local ones, which means foreigners can enjoy the good life.

Not having friends to ski with means I am compelled to ring new ones, which means I see a lot of Ed.

Our results show that the small pores are filled before the large ones, which means that liquid will first be condensed in the small pores.

The solutions to these problems are collective ones, which mean government.

We totally gave out 1050 questionnaires and received 1005 finished ones, which meant that the response rate was 95.71%.

The earlier added features obtain smaller entropy values than the following ones, which mean the earlier ones are more relevant to the samples judging from single feature.

This production, staged by Kevin McKenzie and Susan Jones, "after" (in ballet parlance this means loosely based on) Marius Petipa and Alexander Gorsky, is a completely standard one, which means that no excess of thought has been wasted on dramatic or choreographic coherence.

Overall, it was another totally disappointing performance and one which means England will lose this match either on Sunday or Monday.