Sentence examples for which no mean from inspiring English sources
It has been customary to divide polar climates into two large groups, those corresponding to the climate of ice caps, in which no mean monthly temperature exceeds 32 °F (0 °C), and the tundra climates, with at least one month above 32 °F but no month above 50 °F (10 °C).
Which is no mean feat, given this marked his Ryder Cup debut.
He kept me chained to my desk for the summer holidays, which is no mean feat.
We ended up outscoring Saracens two tries to one which is no mean feat here.
(Which was no mean feat, given how primitive the computers of the mid-twentieth century were).
Watch him keeping, he was very good - he kept to Shane Warne, which is no mean feat".
Arguably the best record Kompakt have ever released —which is no mean feat.
Islamism — which by no means signifies Islam at large — needs oppression.
I was totally unprepared for three days of no power, which meant no air-conditioning, no lights, no nothing.
No possession meant no catch, which meant no fumble, right?
Muji was launched in Japan in 1980, as Mujirushi Ryohin, which means "no-brand quality goods".
