Sentence examples for introducing a means from inspiring English sources

The coalition was accused of betraying the elderly by introducing a means test for access to a flagship scheme designed to prevent anyone having to sell their property while they are still alive to pay for care either residential or in their own home.

The company has finally given its Skills "app store" a makeover, and is introducing a means of adding new Skills by voice, too.

Unsteady flame propagation in a tube is examined by introducing a mean velocity variation larger than the burning velocity to a stabilized flame for a period longer than the reaction time scale.

In other words, additional information is equivalent to introducing a mean preserving spread in the probability of success.

The paper also introduces a means of improving the computational efficiency of the damage location algorithm.

Centrica will also introduce a means of clawing back deferred bonuses, "if it is subsequently discovered that results have been achieved by behaviour which fails to reflect the governance and values of the business", Knox wrote.

In 1955, Eugene Garfield, the founder of the Institute for Scientific Information (now part of Thomson Reuters), introduced a means for identifying influential journals according to the number of times work appearing in them was cited.

In the House, the main bill, sponsored by Mr. Gekas and James P. Moran, a Virginia Democrat, would introduce a means test to determine how much relief debtors needed and would require them to repay what they could.

To increase the credibility of the reader reviews, Amazon has introduced a means for users to vote on the quality of each review, and a corresponding ranking of the top 1,000 reviewers.

Specifically, the plan is to introduce a means to use Chirpify's technology for live events and TV-based conversions over the next few months.

Specifically, the plan is to introduce a means to use Chirpify's technology for live events and TV-based conversions over the next few months.