Sentence examples for another means at from inspiring English sources

But placemaking in its pervasive search for vibrancy can often come off as Pollyannaish, or yet another means at happy messaging.

It could have been 3-2 to either side but I know what another goalless draw means at Manchester United and I bet you can't wait to speak to Louis".

A 3-3 seems seems doable — that means a 10-6 finish, which should be good for a playoff spot, which means at least another year of Lovie Smith.

Sending the navy vessel to Nauru means at least another six days and an extra 1,750 miles at sea for the 670 asylum seekers.

On the other hand, Finland's victory means at least another day of Olympic hockey for two other grand old men: Teemu Selanne, 39, who recently set the Olympic career scoring record, and Saku Koivu, 35.

The likelihood of a more ambiguous outcome — enough participation to keep the process alive but not enough to declare it an outright success — means at least another day of discussion among Greece, the IMF and European officials about the possible trigger of steps to force losses on holdout investors.

Liberal economists who advise Mrs. Clinton have criticized such part-time labor as yet another means to chip away at workers' benefits.

This means at least two things.

The First Amendment means at least that.

Three thousand families means at least 15,000 people.

Chez toi means at your house.