Sentence examples for instruments means that from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

The acclaim given to the children's work came close to overshadowing the company's main purpose, while Bradwell's insistence that all the actors play musical instruments meant that Hull Truck soon began to attract more bookings as a rock band than as a purveyor of experimental drama.

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.

As low scores on both instruments meant that patients required help from others in performing the activities in question, they were classified as "Dependent".

The addition of a chordal instrument means that Mr. Sanchez doesn't have to map out his harmony in blueprint form, as an arrangement of lines.

Finally, the generality of the SF-36 quality of life instrument means that medical disorders other than the one under study may affect the results.

Soon I was thinking up tunes to go with my words, although the fact that I couldn't play an instrument meant that I had to keep the melodies in my head.

Liou and Zhang (2009) argued that the temporal resolution of the IMAGE-FUV instrument meant that the ULF wave onset and substorm onset could occur simultaneously.

Latona is not a songwriter and doesn't play any instruments, which means that Diener's job is to create a persona for her through the vision of others who do write songs and play instruments.

Column 1 uses endogenous instruments, which means that since it is a two-step estimation, it uses its own differenced and lagged variables.