Sentence examples for current means from inspiring English sources

The current means of setting the level of the licence fee is "unsatisfactory".

Current means of grading twin-twin transfusion syndrome does not characterize cardiovascular aspects adequately.

Water fills my boots and makes my clothes heavy which, along with the current, means progress is slow.

An MRI or CT is the only current means of differentiating between a disease vs. routine back pain.

Current means of production for plant-derived aroma compounds include chemical synthesis and extraction from plant material.

Like all Atlantic seaboard beaches, however, the Benguela current means the water temperature is what can only politely be called cold.

Yet the current means-test threshold of £23,000, where people with savings of more than that figure miss out on state funding for residential care, will be raised to £123,000, sources said.

Under the current means-testing, which children are deemed sufficiently deserving?

The words used in the various statutes were simply attempts to define the then-current means by which duplication could be effected.

There is widespread agreement that the current means-tested system is unsustainable and that we need to find new ways of paying to support vulnerable older people.

"That's higher than the current means-tested benefit for the lowest-income pensioners in our society – and another example of progressive Government in action," he said.