Sentence examples for be a better means from inspiring English sources

She suggests that a star-studded telethon might be a better means of selling cookies than going door to door.

Finally, installation of visco-elastic dampers into RC buildings is found to be a better means of improving their ultimate seismic stability than other conventional means of seismic strengthening.

And given that phobic is probably more widely understood than "terf" – even on the left – as being shameful, it could well be a better means of muting anyone who wonders, for example, whether if more and more children find their bodies and gender to be mismatched, it could be worth trying to ask what and where they are learning about gender.

After seeing the firefighters writing their social security numbers on their forearms, he knew there must be a better means of I.D. Dr. Seelig became the first human to be injected with a Verichip: a tiny radio frequency identification chip the size of a grain of rice.

Kelly added that President Obama's decision to allow U.S. communications companies to conduct business with Cuba would be a better means of bringing information to Cubans.

These findings point the way to broader, easier access to screening for autism and other neurodevelopmental disorders – conclusions that suggest an app-based approach could be a better means through which to reach underserved areas and track an individual child's developmental changes over time.

Still, I can't help thinking that fiction might have been a better means of reconstructing someone whose inner life was so inaccessible.

As Bush administration officials see it — and conservative economists often agree — philanthropy is a better means of redistributing the nation's wealth than higher taxes on the rich.

The first number of Loris is by no means confined to direct propaganda, for the editors are aware that the stimulation of interest in animal life is a better means to their end than mere denunciation.

Never before has there been a better means of strengthening the relationships between sales and marketing.

Paying attention to the scientific literature, however, is a better means of keeping up with what's going on than following individual scientists.