Sentence examples for a core means from inspiring English sources

"The outage could force Facebook to issue refunds to advertisers many of which use its platforms as a core means of reaching consumers and further damage a brand already dented by scandals surrounding privacy and data protection," Wells reported.

As Nhu and the Can Lao were a core means of his keeping power, Diệm did not follow Durbrow's advice.

In a nutshell, Common Core means that we are now shifting the way we assess student progress, with a greater emphasis on critical thinking, higher reasoning and strong writing skills.

Common Core means a lot of things to different people, so they could be right based on what's in front of them.

At Barnes & Noble, finding a sustainable core meant exiting the small-store market and focusing on the profitable niche of college bookstores.

Killing Common Core means killing a program derived by the states and local teachers to sharpen key skills for our nation's children, from any walk of life.

The x86 core means that a wide variety of development tools and web-browser plug-ins are compatible with Geode two factors that weigh against chips that use RISC architectures like MIPS or Strong ARM, which are superior in other respects.

The lack of a core curriculum means offenders moving between prisons cannot continue courses.

Extremely sore muscles a day or two after a core workout means you probably overdid it and might need to dial down your workout a bit.

But as a building's tenants change, there may be a need to run ductwork through a core, which means cutting holes in concrete heavily reinforced with steel bars.

A fundamentally more fluid set of interactions between the edge and the core means everything has to work together better.