Sentence examples for have means from inspiring English sources

But this couple appeared to have means.

If you have means, don't flaunt it.

"The strength of the relationship that we have means that nothing is off the table.

Such a motor does not, however, have means of controlling the stator power factor.

"You have to have means and intent to kill for us to shoot," she said.

We have means of doing it, through higher social security cheques or helping the unemployed.

"Just because you have means," he said he had told them, "you don't necessarily need bodyguards".

From the lowliest protozoans to the higher marine tunicates, invertebrates have means of distinguishing self components from nonself components.

"We'd like to see 50 percent of the folks living in the neighborhood have means," he said.

They do have means to respond, but only with radical and possibly dangerous policies whose efficacy is dubious.

"They have means, but they're very attentive to how it's invested; they want to ensure the safety of their investment".