Sentence examples for having means from inspiring English sources

We propose a new concept of intelligent agent as a useful abstraction for developing BICAs and having means for representing all the involved entities together with the environment they live in.

The broader issue is one of having means of gaining access into any one phone in the future, in order to obey the Constitution and uphold law.

Despite the increasing wealth of raw literature knowledge, having means to evaluate and navigate the entirety of this knowledge becomes progressively more challenging.

But this couple appeared to have means.

"We've" means "we have".

That has meant some changes.

What might they have meant?

This has meant painful cuts.

Could it all have meant so little?

It has meant a big financial investment.

That has meant chronic financial problems.