Sentence examples for many means from inspiring English sources

In the vertebrates many means of mechanical sound production exist.

There are many means to re-establish the image".

Scientific information is communicated by many means, through seminars, meetings and electronic posting on the web.

We have too many means and only a few insubstantial ends.

Which for many means that outsourcing the response is the name of the game.

Yet the government has many means to keep the press in line.

The ballet version strives to affect spectators through too many means: the result, though exquisitely beautiful, is overwrought.

The failure of many means that none, not even the market leader, will be given the benefit of the doubt.

Defendants have many means to protect their position and to ensure that the fees being charged are fair.

"Many" means lots of things whereas "multiple" used to mean something that is manifold or in more than one state.

You have to admire a plant that can make itself at home in so many places, through so many means, under so many conditions.