Sentence examples for accepting means from inspiring English sources

Accepting means you spend a year living out of a suitcase, and the rest of your life committed to Elkdom.

It was this revelation by a CIA officer who was interviewed by a member of the inspector general's staff on May 16 , 2012that prompted a larger probe involving interviews with six CIA officers to find out if those who worked on ZDT "committed any statutory or regulatory violations by accepting means and gifts" from the filmmakers.

However, soon thereafter, power cables became the commonly accepted means of transporting electricity across distances.

The role of the media is to hold politicians accountable, through accepted means: interviews and press conferences, even talk shows.

Some bank liabilities also serve as money that is, as generally accepted means of payment and exchange.

The revitalised Scottish Tories have also made clear they will not accept means testing the winter fuel allowance.

Great-power management may thus extend beyond Turkish and Russian cooperation as an increasingly accepted means of resolving regional crises.

The second approach overcomes these limitations through the novel application of the Weibull Distribution, a widely accepted means to probabilistically describe wind speed.

"To accept means to tolerate what you regard as an unpleasant behavior, to understand its deeper meaning [and] see it in a larger context," Dr. Christensen and Dr. Jacobson wrote.

Given the dollar's unique status as an internationally accepted means of exchange, many economists doubted that such a catastrophe could befall the United States.

Environmental groups cite dozens of reported problems with Veolia's incinerator and insist that incineration in general, the oldest and most widely accepted means of disposal, is imperfect.