Sentence examples for many different means from inspiring English sources

Part of "Chronicles" is devoted to Mr. Dylan's efforts to reinvent himself by many different means.

This is a place artists have sought to travel to by many different means.

The London bombs are an opportunity to restate what is, with certain variations, the standard Islamist extremist argument: that the west is oppressing Muslims around the world, America and its allies are set on the humiliation, subordination and division of the lands of Islam and that this justifies self-defence by many different means, including suicide bombing.

Current computers attempt to crack encryption via many different means but they are limited to generating possible keys to unscramble data one at a time.

The models' singularity problem can also be solved through many different means (e.g. Kendrik 1972; Livesey 1973; Luenberger and Arbel 1977; Jodar and Merello 2010).

You think about that today, and people that are employees of our company interact with us through many different means, and the same thing is true of our customers.

As deputy head, I don't teach all the time, but having to deal with so many different responsibilities means that getting everything done can be very stressful.

Spreading the load around between many different locations means that the system can cope if, for some reason, one part of the network isn't available to it.

"The separation of ourselves across too many different fields means we are not only overwhelmed by academic pressures, but also losing a sense of self.

However, the presence of many different phenotypes means that not all psoriasis is the same and polygenic inheritance is likely.

The inclusion of so many different perspectives means that decision-making in the analysis process can be very time consuming and resource-intensive.