Sentence examples for means and at from inspiring English sources

Spain is paying for his determination to stop the illegal vote by the bluntest means and at all costs.

Generally, indeed, it is not, but is often determined by other means and at different rates, according to the will of the state legislature.

It is unthinkable that they should stop, so – by whatever means and at whatever cost in money and energy – they will keep going for ever.

Alice the novelist, for example, does not know what empirical means and at one point insists absurdly that "ideas do not come across in pictures".

Indeed, in cities and counties where Latinos are either the single largest ethnic group or have become the absolute majority, it is often unclear what diversity means and at what ends integration policies should aim.

Just what that warning means, and at whom it is aimed, is a matter of dispute, but the results have unquestionably made Ulyanovsk, 550 miles east of Moscow, the capital of Russian electoral contrarianism.

Brutal Reasoning looks at the ways in which humans were conceptualized, at what being "human" meant, and at how humans could lose their humanity.

This meant no score more than 1.89 SD below the mean, and at most one score more than 1.29 SD below the mean.

"She was kind of mean and clawing at them and stuff," her father said.

Dick Cheney, on the other hand, appeared angry, mean and even at times plain annoyed.

Arrows indicate the propagation of mean and covariance at each step.