Sentence examples for A primary means from inspiring English sources

A primary means of social connection is visiting friends and families in their homes.

"A primary means of achieving this goal is the attraction of African American based meetings, conventions and conferences.

The book superseded the oral presentation as a primary means of publication.

The limited run show has become a primary means of sustaining an atmosphere of continuous novelty and widening the audience.

He credited the decline to the effect of feed bans as a primary means of controlling the disease.

Municipal bonds, which are issued by states as well as municipalities, are a primary means for governments to finance their operations.

Although text messaging is still in its infancy in the United States, it has become a primary means of communication in China.

Sub-Saharan Africa's governments must recognise the enormous potential of these pools of capital, and make moves to harness them as a primary means of funding development.

"More institutions are now using votes against directors or 'withhold' votes as a primary means for holding boards accountable," he said.

Vélo Québec, a cycling advocacy group, says that nearly 20 percent of downtown residents use bicycles as a primary means of transport.

Cheating has grown at school districts around the country as standardized testing has become a primary means of evaluating teachers, principals and schools.