Sentence examples for unit means from inspiring English sources

You can't assume that a special dementia unit means better care.

"This, and the fact that in reality there is an extremely limited number of inmates in the very high security unit, means that this regimen represents an elevated risk of inhumane treatment," he added in his report.

Many research institutions can't afford to go head to head with wealthy Internet bidders, they say, and the fact that the material is being offered in 21 separate lots rather than as a single unit means it is bound to be widely dispersed and difficult to track.

In its simplest explanation, "political unit" means a unit with political responsibilities.

And the fact that it's a portable, external unit means you can easily take your data with you if you shuffle between locations.

The implementation of such a hybrid OR within the surgical unit means that an angiography system is permanently installed in the OR.

That her work was in the trauma unit meant a lot, she said.

There were always more corpses, and defections in our unit meant that there were fewer of us left.

The biblical view of the human as an inseparable psychosomatic unit meant that death was understood to be human dissolution.

Attacking the edges of a three-man unit meant the wedge buster had to make a wide loop, which sometimes meant missing the ball carrier.

Poor performance in the wireless unit meant that Bell Canada revenue rose just 0.4percentt over the same quarter a year earlier, reaching 3.58 billion Canadian dollars ($3.22 billion).