Sentence examples for One means on from inspiring English sources

You never use one means on its own.

At the RCA booth an operative was demonstrating one means of remote-control locomotion on the moon.

The word marriage means something and it is not so easy for the state simply to say that 'what I meant by that word on day one means something else on day two'," he said.

And censorship is just one means of attack on individual artists; too often, the silencing of art and ideas is instead achieved through harassment, arrest, and violence.

The answer, I think, turns on what one means by progressive.

Students used reflective logs as one means of recording data on their developing employability skills and their learning from the project.

The inmates' plea may also seem myopically focussed on one means of death when it is the end — execution as a form of punishment — that should be judged.

Perhaps in the future there will be greater standardization on one means of measuring the prevalence and transmission of malaria.

Other critics have held that it all depends on what one means by "understand"—points discussed in the section on The Intuition Reply.

Apple Passbook is only one means of reaching those shoppers on mobile without building a native app.

That depends, of course, on what one means by healthy.