Sentence examples similar to embracing means from inspiring English sources

My guess, and at this point it's not a very educated one, is that eventually both parties will be forced to embrace means tests and/or compulsory private medical savings accounts.

But the endoscopically implanted device appears to have lost out to a more aggressively marketed and vigorously embraced means of weight-loss, the gastric band.

When they did get the endorsements, they went with their party, even if this meant embracing a meaner option.

Embracing inconsistency means you're not just living by a sense of who you are aesthetically, or believing too heavily," he says.

Again, I think embracing openness means looking at it everywhere.

Embracing new means of connecting those in need with those willing to help has attracted a new generation of tech-savvy people of color.

It's also problematic because, as a slur wielded by homophobes, embracing it means continuing to define ourselves on their terms.

The £35 million hospital is the first to incorporate Eno's installations, which aim to evoke a "serene atmosphere" and enhance the hospital's "three dimensional, all-embracing means of treating patients", in its architectural design.

We don't know what lies ahead, but embracing adoption meant we'd already prepared ourselves for a child with significant needs.

What does "embracing stress" mean exactly?

Blazer's style is to embrace all means of new communication.