Sentence examples for under means from inspiring English sources

The level of scrutiny that clubs such as Harlequins now find themselves under means that procedures and processes which may have served us well in the past are no longer adequate".

CILIP said it had received a response from Renard, in which the councillor said the libraries proposed for closure provided a service to very few people, and that the financial pressure it is under means the council is running out of alternatives.

My neighbor who earned a similar salary but who spent lavishly on vacations, luxury cars, furnishings, entertainment, clothing and so on and amassed a large level of debt may be entitled to full Social Security and Medicare benefits under "means testing".

"To make six birdies and an eagle and shoot just two under means there were a lot of mistakes and wasteful shots.

But for Restaurant 999, every dog meat restaurant that goes under means more customers for them.

Sutoro, the name the organization goes under, means "police" in Syriac, the language of the Assyrian Christians of the area the Hasakah Governorate in the northeast of the country.

First, insofar as benefits for the affluent are reduced or eliminated under means-testing, social insurance programs are no longer universal and are seen, instead, as a form of welfare.

Under mean daytime conditions, helium and its ion become dominant around 1,000 km (620 miles) and hydrogen and protons above 2,500 km (1,555 miles).

"The jacket design of course is your affair and not mine, but when 'South Moon Under' meant that the moon was invisible under the earth, it was very silly to have a large quarter-moon behind some pine trees".

Fig. 1 Topology under mean field regime.

The same trend was found under mean sea level rise conditions.