Sentence examples similar to avenues meaning from inspiring English sources
"The moment that North Korea is convinced that the light-water reactors are not going to be delivered, they will explore alternative avenues" -- meaning reviving the nuclear program, said Han S. Park, a political scientist at the University of Georgia who is a regular visitor to North Korea.
Mr. Whittle calls the rest of the curriculum "systems integration," meaning Avenues will assemble it from the best of what is out there.
Many Republicans argue that undocumented immigrants could be given legal status as part of reform but without a special avenue to become citizens, meaning many would either be unable to or be forced to wait for long periods.
The Village 7 is located on 3rd avenue and 10th street, meaning the theater was without power until sometime on Friday night; the New York premiere of "Vamps" will now happen on Friday.
Avenue A acts as a buy-side Internet advertising company, meaning that it chooses which Web sites to place its clients' ads on.
Another important avenue for future research is the revisiting of presence of meaning in life as a construct, in particular with regards to the higher end of the construct continuum.
'We will complete the premises passed portion of the FiOS build in 2014, meaning we will have fiber up and down each street and avenue in the entire city, providing meaningful competition that benefits all City residents'".
