Sentence examples similar to consider another means from inspiring English sources

This flexibility in labour and management allocation is considered another means of livelihood security for settlements (Corniaux et al. 2006; Ancey et al. 2007; Wane et al. 2009).

But with Carlson it is wise to consider another possibility: Maybe he means it.

To compromise (Trump says he likes compromise as long as he is in the winner's seat) means to consider another's viewpoint, to allow empathy and doubt creep in to the processes involved.

And just because EA did KlickNation, that doesn't mean it wouldn't consider another gaming company like Kixeye.

But we should first consider how "means" is understood.

Once a party seeks renegotiation, it must consider what means to use.

Consider other means of terminating a contract.

I consider it a means of survival".

Let's pause to consider what this means.

Not long after, he began to consider means to recover by salvage the heavy losses from the frequent riverboat disasters.

Consider what that means.