Sentence examples for work mean from inspiring English sources

Table 4 shows 34% (41/121) of these patients reported that they had not been able to return to work; mean working hours lost in this group were estimated to be 125 (or around 17 working days) per patient.

"The question 'What does our work mean for the people?' haunts us all".

I don't really know what the lyrics 'The Drugs Don't Work' mean.

What does our work mean to their lives and the challenges they face?

Meagre wage increases (for those lucky enough to be in work) mean shoppers have little extra to spend.

It could be that staff shortages in one area of work mean it would be difficult to place you and provide support.

Asked whether any pieces or periods in his work mean more than others, he said: "It's always what I'm doing at this moment.

I want us to get out and explore what these issues about modern work mean in very different labour markets and different parts of the country.

Like so many of the classic films of its era, the very qualities that made 2001 a timeless, visionary work mean that in the current cinematic climate it would never get past development stage.

Lol!" The showmanship, styling nous and layers of irony required to make this work mean faux far has never been killed by the mainstream – and still has fashion mileage today.

If a deal is agreed with West Ham, the logistics of the construction work mean it will be virtually impossible to host Rugby World Cup matches at the stadium in the autumn of 2015.