Sentence examples for exciting means from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, a valid and exciting means for enjoying opera is at hand, even if it never can replace the thrill of being there.

He may also have made a career-decision involving a calculation that hosting the Oscars, however exciting, means you are one-down from the real stars and not likely to be considered an Oscar-contender yourself.

If more exciting means riskier, then we agree.

Enabled by big data and ICT, Internet finance opens up a new exciting means of financing.

For this reason, the ability to manipulate immune cell specificity and function would be desirable, and nanoparticles represent an exciting means by which to perform such manipulation.

Overall, the ability of SMAL NPs to confer preferential specificity towards the cell surface domain could offer an exciting means of targeted delivery without the need for receptor-ligand-type strategies.

Eating exciting meals means you could be interesting 3 times a day.

For patients, an exciting development means that the new drug will provide extra years of life.

"That's incredibly exciting and means that we don't have to carry the baggage of what went before.

This exciting finding means that treatment – always in short supply – can be preserved for those who truly need it to stop using drugs.

David Rodgers, executive director of the Cooperative Development Society, a housing coop, said: "This is very exciting and means that cooperative businesses can communicate with each other more easily and people who want to trade or work with cooperatives can identify us easily".