Sentence examples for means and making from inspiring English sources

The principle is what Lewis Jones of Assemble likes to call "thrift": doing the most with minimum means, and making a creative virtue of it such that every house acquires a different character.

"I was contemplating what [that word] means and making work about it," she says.

This involves taking the optic flow data normalized with respect to their respective means and making the following comparison based on the following one-tail hypotheses: H0: variance Max(Σω90°) ≤ variance Max(Σω45°) versus HA: variance Max(Σω90°) > variance Max(Σω45°).

The judiciary has the power to say what the Constitution means and make sure the elected branches apply it properly.

Understand what that means, and make your choices accordingly, but know this: Fight or Flight, there is no going back".

AI labs are often encouraged by parent companies to get newsworthy results by any means and make them difficult to copy.

Though not technically downloadable, it was quickly accessed through other means and made available through file sharing.

She was also the only ship to ever travel through the canal by proper means, and made two of the only three steamboat trips through the canal.

They have not put everything on the table, matched ends to means, and made some hard decisions about where we spend money.

The UK to me means family and making the best of what you've got.

Agency means having and making independent choices.