Sentence examples for disclosed means from inspiring English sources

That twist, not widely understood when the plan's details were first disclosed, means that the tax bill may benefit holders of new-economy companies like Microsoft that pay no dividends as well as owners of old-economy companies like General Motors that do pay them.

A good understanding of its biocompatibility and bioactivity bodes well for its applications to biosensors and bioMEMS (bio-micro-electro-mechanical system) and our recent findings have disclosed means to improve its bioactivity and revealed the cytotoxicity of the materials.

Not disclosing means not being able to ask for help with problems arising from HIV/AIDS.

The Scottish high court decided that it didn't matter, but the supreme court found the crown's failure to disclose meant the trial was unfair.

"Being able to hear the difficulty that other survivors had in disclosing meant that I was able to forgive myself for not telling anybody, because it's not normal to tell.

Causes for discrepancy in bridge responses to seismic motions between the designed and the observed are disclosed by means of comparative study of models based on different scenarios.

From what Navy officials have disclosed, this meant that the bombers would have been able to watch, and time, at least half a dozen American warships that visited Aden for refueling between June and October, including an identical ship to the Cole, the Barry, which visited Aden in late August.

PAF-AH plasmatic activity in BDs disclosed a mean value of 15.6 ± 4 nmol/min/ml (range 5.9 28.4).

To me, the fact that BofA is even disclosing this means that BofA still intends to acquire Countrywide.

Kerry Sparrow's lawyer had urged the coroner to return an open verdict on the legal basis that the evidence did not "fully disclose the means whereby the cause of death arose".

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