Sentence examples for means apply from inspiring English sources

If none of this puts you off, by all means apply for that course – I wish you the very best of luck.

Barry Furby, digital recruitment specialist and director, fresh resources By all means apply for vacancies on big job boards – but remember that if you've seen it, so has everybody else.

It means applying concepts scientifically to better understand patients.

It means applying the laws that currently exist and an appetite to investigate," he said.

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

It also means applying a calm, calculated logic to choosing roles.

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

This means applying it at certain stages of existing mass-production processes, such as printing antennae onto mobile-phone cases.

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

That means applying the principles of a blue economy -one that sustains the ocean's natural capital while providing long term social and economic benefits.

It was impossible to persuade them that equality means applying the same rules for men and women in the public as well as private spheres.