Sentence examples for time meaning from inspiring English sources

Unlike equity prices, bond yields mean revert over time, meaning they rise and fall around their historical average.

Such as: GM has been in business a long time, meaning it has lots of old workers and retirees, which means doctor bills and pensions.

I've already written about this in Time (meaning for Time, and not in a timely manner).

He says that "there is only one investor who is complaining all the time"—meaning Mr Golden.

Some surgeons even train part time, meaning a daily struggle to unify treatment of patients by several doctors.

DNA evidence excluded one man at the time, meaning one of her two identifications was demonstrably mistaken from the start.

The feedback law is constructed in continuous-time, meaning that we ignore the communication network at this step.

And no one could find the breakthrough in extra-time, meaning the tie was decided from the spot.

First, it works in real-time, meaning that you will get instant feedback on what you are scanning.

Strachan famously claimed his watch had stopped working at full-time, meaning the horrible moment had been frozen in time as a permanent reminder.

I work full-time, meaning five lectures a week, one or two of them in English.