Sentence examples for instruments means from inspiring English sources
I do not discard competition and struggle, but their biological meaning should be reconsidered: they are the instruments, means, and ways for creating, fine-tuning and maintaining cooperation.
The unkind might point out that having 12 period brass instruments means 12 chances for every note to split; but the noise made by the six horns answering six trumpets in the opening Adagio made it memorable.
By design, Bitcoin has zero flexibility in its settlement system and that critical distinction relative to legacy financial instruments means it will be harder for Wall Street to get away with misleading marketing.
Where once the UK tried to go it alone, or in partnership with just one or two other countries, the need for "bigger and better instruments" means that "it must be right for countries to share in the collective development of facilities," according to Britain?s Minister for Science Lord Sainsbury.
Socrates was a man who died for his views; computer programs are utilitarian instruments meant to serve us.
Some holy texts, the Gospels, for instance, are evangelical instruments meant to convert people who read them; others are sacred objects meant to be venerated.
The crash of two planes into the World Trade Center and the collapses of the towers created shock waves that registered on sensitive instruments meant to monitor earthquakes.
The firm had just agreed to a $550 million settlement with the Securities and Exchange Commission over allegations that it knowingly sold its clients financial instruments meant to fail.
Jitters about the bank's stability reverberate in New York and around the world because, among other things, Société Générale is one of the biggest global players in equity derivatives — financial instruments meant to protect investors against price plunges in stocks.
The stratospheric costs of rare instruments mean that many players must rely on loans from wealthy patrons, a situation that can sap an artist's dignity and cause disruptions in their lives.
Although the derivation of utility estimates is not ideal, the particular characteristics of this condition and currently available instruments mean that it is the most appropriate option.
