Sentence examples for means applied to from inspiring English sources

He captures perfectly his mix of rationality and madness – the sense of logical means applied to deranged ends.

Such qualities shrivelled in the heat of Chelsea's effort, inevitably, because what we saw here was not merely a division of class but another concept, and another set of means, applied to the question of how you play the game.

These terms, however, are critically different: Equality is the goal and equity is the means applied to achieve that goal.

The editorial work covers the definitions of the means applied to 'value' the questions.

In general, it means applying to the public sector ideas and techniques from private-sector management.

It still has to go through the regular planning process, which means applying to the local government in Hounslow, near the airport, for permission.

To cover the Afghanistan conflict in any meaningful way, photographers have to be embedded with the western armies, which means applying to and working with defence ministries and their press minders.

In Central Falls, barely one-third of seniors even take the SAT, and the average combined score of 812 trails the statewide number by nearly 200 points; ambition means applying to community college or enlisting in the military.

For some, that may mean applying to graduate school or striving for a promotion at work.

That means applying larvacides to mosquito breeding grounds, including standing water.

This means applying effects to bring out certain parts of your mix.