Sentence examples for is means from inspiring English sources
adjective
Common; general.
You have no idea what is means.
"Fluoride is means to an end," he added.
The help is means tested, but crucially any pensioner who gets pensioner credit should be helped.
In electoral politics, operating in the world as it is means raising money.
Noë claims this is just what is means to master a skill.
What is required is means testing on Social Security and Medicare.
The common denominator here is means-testing and the marginal tax rates that go with it.
Even the idea of slashing Medicare benefits for wealthy Americans (that is, means-testing) barely gets majority backing.
Although Britons can get ordinary health care without paying out of pocket, social care is means-tested.
But pension credit is means-tested so anyone who has a private pension will be penalised by the gradual withdrawal of the state benefit.
Another notion that is relevant here is means-ends reasoning.
