Sentence examples for developing new means from inspiring English sources
Last weekend, an American nuclear scientist said that the North had shown him a new facility for enriching uranium, in what appeared to be an intentional revelation that it was developing new means to expand its small nuclear arsenal.
One of these new aspects is developing new means of economies of scale, which is a good step to sustaining a Commons Approach.
Many communities are developing new means of exchange that work even when there is a global shortage of credit.
We believe that the novel concept presented in the current study may open avenues for developing new means for prevention of OP cancer.
Therefore, we believe that tissues from immunosuppressed, transplanted patients can potentially be of critical importance in addressing key questions about T1D and for developing new means to cure it.
Given the poor outcomes associated with resurgent AR activity and CRPC development, it is imperative to develop new means for enhancing therapeutic efficacy and thus to prevent the transition to CRPC.
Attorneys will develop new means of both offering and challenging expert testimony, and the trial judge must be prepared to deal with them.
The program, which unites 26 comprehensive cancer centers in the United States along with more than 100 scientists worldwide, is planning to enroll more than 10,000 asymptomatic women to develop new means for accurately detecting early-stage cancer.
This summer, John R. Bolton, under secretary of state for arms control and international security, testified in Congress that the goal was to develop "new means to disrupt the proliferation trade at sea, in the air, and on land".
Berg and its peers use design in the traditional way as a tool in the translation process, but they have also developed new means of enabling people to engage with technology, and to feel confident about using it.
To help confront these problems, scientists and engineers developed new means of studying which equipment designs would best meet the military's requirements and how the military could best use the equipment it had on hand.
