Sentence examples for a needed means from inspiring English sources

"This criminal conduct struck a raw nerve with the public because a trip in a yellow taxicab is a quintessential New York experience for visitors to the city, and a needed means of transportation for many New Yorkers," said Rose Gill Hearn, the commissioner of investigations, whose agency participated in the inquiry.

Theoretical calculation is a needed means to simulate the adsorption of target gases on SWCNT through building model in relevant software, and the most commonly used one is Materials Studio.

All people with ALS, not just a fraction, need a means to connect.

If you are starting fresh and building a hill, you need a means to shovel a lot of snow in.

A baby needs a mean walk.

Additionally, we needed a means to find all possible conformations of the given nucleobase pairs.

Algeria's ambassador to France, Mohammed Ghoualmi, said in a radio interview, "We need technical means, material means.

A company needs some means of producing social orientation and the appropriate feelings of individual control.

I don't see why being a chairman needs to mean being a stiff in a suit.

Patients with ranibizumab and deferred laser needed a mean of 11.4 injections over 24 months.

The radical reduction in parking needs means a lot less land will need to be covered with asphalt.