Sentence examples for be some means of from inspiring English sources
So there needs to be some means of choosing.
There should be some means of easily transmitting the contents of a paper page to and from the station.
"There has to be some means of ensuring that those responsible for causing someone to take their life, are held criminally liable.
There must be some means of doing so that will resonate with most Americans, without driving away the considerable funding base that Obama has among one-per-centers or opening himself up to caricature as a socialist.
First, there must be some means of recording the identities of the bettors, the amounts staked by each, and the number(s) or other symbols on which the money is bet.
"There should be some means of penalising players, coaches or teams for such an attitude," the official told BBC Sport.
Given that the mobile app is the recommended means of access, I assume there's some means of unlocking it that isn't obvious from the app; maybe that mobile page will explain it when the link is repaired.
There were some means of absorbing these shocks, but ultimately the market could force even the most careful families to succumb to its will.
What is needed is some means of encoding a chemical structure into a computer-readable string, transmitting this string, and then decoding it back to a chemical structure without any impediments.
If only there was some means of wireless communication, that one might be able to interact with people without being in the same room with them.
