Sentence examples for which meant high from inspiring English sources

Low salaries meant high credit, which meant high risk.

The number of SSRs presenting in compound formation was 464,271 (Table  2), which meant high proportion of SSR loci (71.2%) was located within compound repeats.

For the total group the relevance scores on a cluster level were between 0.9 and 1, which meant high relevance scores for all clusters.

This was the easiest question on the BEDCI, which meant high- and low-scoring students across the whole inventory scored relatively well on it.

It would also allow the minister to decide what species are most worth protecting, which meant high-profile critically endangered species, including numbats, were probably safe, while less well-known species, like subterranean fauna (fish, invertebrates), may not be.

This included mandatory waitress service, which meant higher dining hall costs for women.

The group format meant more games which meant higher rights fees from broadcasters on account of more inventory.

Science teams often build the gondolas from scratch, which means high costs and potential failures.

Under his stewardship, Alto, which means high or tall, left you coolly impressed.

Any loans they are not allowed to purchase, which means high risk loans, there's one condition.

Philip Morris Companies changed its name to the Altria Group in January 2003, a name derived from the Latin word "altus," which means high.