Sentence examples for sent means from inspiring English sources

His dependence on what he is sent means that he doesn't himself find subjects.

"Fewer Snaps and Chats sent means fewer notifications inviting friends back into the application and therefore lower and more sporadic daily use," explained Snap.

Texts were rarely sent (mean of <0.1 texts sent to both Beating the Blues and MoodGYM participants).

Now events like Grease: Live get half as many viewers, and people react not by voting but by sending mean tweets.

The first lady has said that she is willing to renounce the use of soft money, providing that Mr. Lazio obtains "signed agreements" from those committees promising not to advertise in New York or those sending "mean mail" solicitations.

Kids can block someone from sending mean missives, whether via instant messages or a social networking site, and should issue a formal complaint with a site administrator if they're being impersonated.

In order to force people to buy plastic discs with music encoded on them, the British Phonographic Industry (more or less the UK's RIAA) has started sending mean and nasty letters to ISPs there.

Or sending mean tweets?

Sending mean-spirited or abusive comments could scare away editors who could potentially go on to make some quality edits.

They sent out means of about three and 17 messages and received means of about two and six messages per 20- and 30-min session, respectively.

In the Kalahari, if gifts aren't sent, it means the relationship is in poor repair.