Sentence examples for found means from inspiring English sources
"'We found means to remunerate Luke Grant for Mr Owen's campaign'.
Like the states, the local governments have found means of escaping the restrictions.
Indeed, teachers have found means of punishing children, as for example, the "dry lunch" in Detroit schools.
In the last year, however, three charities, using different strategies, have found means to satisfy donors' intentions abroad, and also earn them the tax deduction they want.
On Long Island, the spot where the bodies were found means that the killer "has a graveyard — he has established a burial ground," said Eric W. Hickey, the dean of the California School of Forensic Studies.
If significance was found, means tests were conducted with the Tukey procedure (SAS 1985).
Meeting collectors, Gupta found, meant becoming a community organizer.
Some studies have found mean-level changes in neuroticism over time (Roberts et al. 2006).
From 6 to 12 months follow-up we found mean total translations (all three cardinal axes) of more than 0.20 mm in the −HA group, whereas in the +HA group we found mean total translations less than 0.20 mm.
Comparing the SMI and MMI methods, we found mean recovery proportions of.83 versus.95 for the subpopulation differences, and.85 versus.96 for the regression coefficient β2.
For the dielectric substrate, we found mean lifetimes of 14.95 and 14.43 ns at RT and 75°C, correspondently.
