Sentence examples for means as possible from inspiring English sources

A cardiologist with expertise in electrocardiography, whose judgment was considered final, reviewed all cases that were classified by MEANS as possible, probable, or definite MI.

This is the reason that group II was tested not only by the same methods as the two other groups, but also by DIF, in order to investigate the tissue distribution of the moderately virulent virus by as many means as possible.

If you grab people's attention through as many means as possible, but maintain a professional, indirect delivery, the interest will be a gradual journey to finding out about your music, becoming a fan and paying for your gigs and records.

It's a necessary trade-off and we have to trust that when Sir John Chilcot says that as much as possible will take place in public, he really means as much as possible.

"Excellence means as many as possible.

A clear finding in our study was that patients would like to be told exactly what their finding means as soon as possible.

Please, keep them as mean as possible.

Salami did not identify which countries he meant as possible launching pads for military action against it.

If our lives are islands of meaning amidst a rising ocean of meaninglessness, then we ought to mean as much as possible to ourselves, and to one another.

(I mean, as much as possible, since Nathan is pretty scary and not exactly encouraging pity).

Many citizens hoped that Eden would construe the word "immediately" to mean as soon as possible after the arrival of the U.N. police force.