Sentence examples for have means for from inspiring English sources

County bus service is used primarily by working individuals who do not have means for or access to a car, transportation officials said.

"They didn't have means for a house," said Nathanial Manogin, 62, who lives in the neighborhood and is related by marriage to Carol.

For Mr. Medish and Mr. McCleary, it's a matter of pragmatism: Assassination doesn't work well because the weak now have means for horrendous payback.

The scheme above is equivalent to \(f t,u \lnot tX \lor g t,u \lnot u\lnot X\), which informally says that in any context we have means for computing a justification for the disjunct that holds.

They have a highly egalitarian social structure, make decisions by consensus, own little property, share food and material goods within and even across bands, do not have means for long-term food preservation, have little occupational specialization except that based on gender, and reject violence as a legitimate means of solving problems (Kelly 1995).

They may also not have means for communication".

WHAT would a buyout have meant for Mr. Killinger financially?

And what would that have meant for Barack Obama?

I think the economy has meant more for the Gore and Clinton folks than the Gore and Clinton folks have meant for the economy.

And what would it have meant for Jews to do so?

He must have meant for Christian; by that time Gabrielle was dead.