Sentence examples for bring a means from inspiring English sources

Bring a means of communication.

Gadsden was arrested for "parading without a permit", and after witnessing his arrest, Commissioner Connor remarked to the officer, "Why didn't you bring a meaner dog; this one is not the vicious one".

The same study conducted among 9 senior researchers aged 40 to 50 brought a mean nickel uptake of 161 μg/day.

Incarceration rates remained relatively stable until President Ronald Reagan's election brought a mean-spirited brand of conservatism to the country that adopted harsh mandatory sentences on first-time non-violent drug-related crimes, longer sentences than many other countries and elimination of parole on federal charges.

Second and additional answer changes given by 20 students in a total of 27 items brought a mean point increase of 0.11 (SD = 0.46; minimum -1, maximum +1) with 18.4% WR changes, 3.7% RW changes and 77.9% WW answer changes.

It doesn't mean they will bring a case, but it means they have to resolve a very specific question about what kinds of agreements or relationships existed between the companies".

The franchise brings the fan base, while Plain Vanilla brings a new means for the studios to get their fans engaged.

Compared with traditional approach, this non-isotope method not only brought a convenient means to monitor the DNAzyme cleavage reaction, but also offered abundant dynamic data for choosing potential gene therapeutic agents.

Multi-awarded singer and UNICEF Ambassador Rihanna understands that icon also means bring a role model to her fans.

So that means bring a digital thermometer, put, when you see CC write.

Find out if the event is a community-wide feast, "bring a dish to share" means enough for twelve servings.