Sentence examples for a means to create from inspiring English sources
Temporary travel: President Obama has seized travel as a means to create jobs in the service sector.
Democrats are pressing for big public works projects, like building highways, as a means to create jobs.
Meanwhile, the always excellent Union of Concerned Scientists released a report urging public investment in farmers' markets as a means to create jobs and strengthen regional food economies.
The argument for this extra attention as a means to create well-rounded students is not convincing, since private tutoring in college tends to be for remedial help.
The team told the BBC it has diffused "dozens" of chlorine bombs left by Isis militants, which it says are used more as a means to create fear than harm.
Ms. Leib's story is a familiar one to Peter Weijmarshausen, the chief executive of Shapeways, a 3-D printing company in New York that helps designers turn intangible ideas into sellable jewelry by giving them a means to create their pieces, and a marketing platform where the works can be advertised and sold.
* The government should lobby for a similar scheme to the EU Startup Passport as a means to creating a simple and competitive legal framework for corporate, labour, tax/fiscal incentives, stock options and bankruptcy matters.
To Quique, despite a dynamic and plentiful local landscape that spans the sea and mountains, open source cooking means going global, because cooking globally "is itself a means to creating paths and opening frontiers".
This report supports a new paradigm for rapid intermediate evaluation of agents prior to or after early human trials as a means to creating a more informed and optimal cancer drug development pathway.
In the decade since its introduction, the traceless Staudinger ligation has provided synthetic chemists and chemical biologists with a chemoselective means to create an amide bond.
"This is an action that means to create a state within a state and create civil war in Yemen," Mr. Janadi wrote.
