Sentence examples for a lasting means from inspiring English sources

If the T7 results generalize, genome rearrangement may be far superior to codon de-optimization as a lasting means of attenuation.

The contest gives winners a practical, lasting means of transcending the traditional competition circuit: worldwide exposure through on-demand audio streams of their performances.

In a statement on the State Department's Web site, Marie Harf, a spokeswoman, said resettling the exiles in other countries was "the only lasting means of guaranteeing the safety and well-being of those residing in Camp Hurriya".

Whether this means a lasting policy change is another matter.

Though of clear benefit during a hypoxic event, this strategy is by no means a lasting solution for a chronic reduction in oxygen availability.

Both supporters and opponents have also said it could mean a lasting legacy for Mr. Amicone, who has struggled to remake the image of city government.

Clearly, this does not necessarily mean a lasting change of mind set in these patients.

A lasting impression does not mean leaving your scent behind.

Building for women will mean building a lasting future for our world.

For more than 30 years he has been calling for the acceptance of a Palestinian state as the means for achieving a lasting peace.

On a slightly more mundane level, it has been assumed at least since people started taking Gregor Mendel seriously that all inheritance of a lasting kind is conveyed by material means – notably by genes now known to be made of DNA.