pps

¹ American  

1. pulse per second.

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P.P.S. ² American  

Or p.p.s.

abbreviation

1. a second or additional postscript.

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PPS British  

abbreviation

1. parliamentary private secretary

2. Also: pps.  post postscriptum

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Etymology

Origin of P.P.S.

From Latin post postscrīptum

Example Sentences

The CBA has already said it is engaged in discussions and trying to arrange further meetings with the PPS and others about this case and other cases.

From BBC

The PPS demonstrated stronger links to cardiovascular health than estimates of total polyphenol intake.

From Science Daily

The team suggested that this may be because the PPS captures overall eating habits rather than focusing on single compounds.

From Science Daily

The PPS said counsel costs to date are £362,552, including the judicial review and the five week trial at Belfast Crown Court.

From BBC

It added some fees "are yet to be processed" but said the overall cost to the PPS could not be quantified.

From BBC