Sentence examples for has created means from inspiring English sources

The mid-century city has created means of food production that are post-agricultural.

"The structure we have created means a player's development and welfare is monitored by the national squad management and this will help players realise their full potential," said Gatland.

Without coming on like a first year English Lit student who's skim-read the first paragraph of The Death of the Author, one of the joys of art is that the artist's own understanding of the work they've created means pretty much less than nothing.

There are 30 finely tuned muscles in the human face, Dr. Bower said, and through evolution a refinement of the facial structure has created a means of wordlessly communicating many messages.

Logical thought is not language, but it never exists without language, and it uses the language which poetry has created; by means of concepts, it discerns and dominates the representations of poetry, and it could not dominate them unless they, its future subjects, had first an existence of their own.

If sounds laissez-faire, it is anything but: this expedient-sounding political compromise, sanctioned by President Bill Clinton in 1993 and then voted into law by Congress, has created legal means of terminating the careers of longtime and, Mr. Frank would argue, valuable members of our military.

Again, you need to bring-your-own charger, but the channel routing DODOcase has created here means you can tuck the cable parts out of sight fairly easily.

UK Foreign Secretary William Hague will make a major speech in Munich, warning that cyberspace has "created new means of repression for undemocratic governments", and raised new fears of a "cyberwar".

"In essence, U.S. society has created a legal means to help ensure that children of well-to-do parents who can afford to have the children diagnosed will remain at the top of the heap".

There may soon be quite a few Anglicans "crossing the Tiber" (to employ another term describing Catholic conversion), after the Vatican's announcement that Pope Benedict XVI has created a special means allowing Anglicans to convert to the Roman Catholic Church while maintaining much of their own worship tradition.

It's not the first official Twitter support channel that Apple has created, by any means.