Sentence examples for by its method of from inspiring English sources

The laudable message that Congress wanted to send — our Constitution should be celebrated — is muddled by its method of mandatory commemoration.

Writers love to repeat the truism that they need to see what they write to know what they think; seeing what you shot betrays the extent to which what you think is produced, and thereby constrained, by its method of thought.

The prevalence of obesity is also likely to vary by its method of estimation.

To some extent, the preventability of the attributable burden is also influenced by its method of estimation (in particular the counterfactual, or reference value, against which the impact of current exposure burden was estimated, or in the case of expert evaluation the formulation of the question; see sections (a) and (b) below).

The city's housing department has already shifted to a strategy of preventing further abandonment, Ms. Perine said, "by intervening earlier when property owners are in trouble" and by changing its method of foreclosure on tax-delinquent properties through what it calls a third-party transfer program, which transfers title directly to "a new, responsible owner".

The state department of environmental protection found that the agency violated state law by switching its method of corrosion control, but simultaneously emphasized in a press call that there was no threat to the public.

On April 10, Moody's Investors Service caused a stir by announcing that it would adjust its method of rating commercial mortgage-backed securities to better reflect the risk.

Although the movie cleverly tricks us into sharing the character's delusions, by the end of the film its method of doing so has come to seem heavy-handed.

Ford, which has already pulled in about $1 million by teaching other companies to use its method of "best practice replication" -- a way of ensuring that efficiencies at one plant are used systemwide -- is seeking a consultant to customize the training sessions and procedure manuals for many more clients.

A correspondent from Whalley Range writes of the balsam which was introduced into his garden some two years ago, and which is now "beautifying the gardens along the road" by its energetic method of propagation.

The company said that by its preferred method of measuring profits, earnings fell 26.5percentto to $46.3 million, or 30 cents a diluted share, compared with $63 million, or 37 cents a diluted share, in the period a year earlier.