Sentence examples for or means from inspiring English sources

OR means Odds ratios.

The term "or" means that either of the two will satisfy the given absolute value problem.

And it wasn't by any manner or means persistent.

Southern African leaders have lacked the will or means to get tough with Mr. Mugabe.

It had been widely anticipated that the benefit would be either taxed or means tested.

But what the Titanic stands for or "means" as a story has changed.

The two men seem to differ on what this play is, or means.

The unlawful act or means need not themselves be criminal, however.

But economists don't agree with each other about ends or means.

Data was summarized as proportions or means and standard deviations.

They represent resources or means mobilized for reaching specific aims.