Sentence examples for outstanding means from inspiring English sources
"Outstanding" means "everyone should be this", and "good" means "no better than you ought to be".
If RUGS compliancy doesn't create obstacles, it could be an outstanding means of getting applications into far more hands with both lower costs and shorter dev cycles.
Cooper's decision -- which brings to an end the two lawsuits outstanding -- means that Disney is free to exploit Pooh.
Both items 7 and 8 received "outstanding" mean ratings.
Only item 6 received an "outstanding" mean rating of 4.58.
Fewer outstanding shares means fewer dividends to be paid, and a company may reduce its dividends by a significant amount.
And the retreat of two big oil services companies, Schlumberger and Halliburton, after the state firm failed to pay outstanding bills means crude production could fall below 2 million barrels per day for the first time in 20 years.
For a company that now has 952 million shares outstanding, that means dilution of at least a quarter, and maybe a third, depending on where the stock is by then.
Our record for outstanding teaching means that the courses could be exciting opportunities for hundreds of Cornell undergraduates as well as being vital to their ability to function effectively in the information age.
If you multiply that by the 2.27B shares outstanding it means a $15.68B Hurd-related market cap drop for HP.
If you multiply that by the 2.27B shares outstanding it means a $15.68B Hurd-related market cap drop for HP.
