Sentence examples for means at play from inspiring English sources
"There's an economy of means at play," Ms. Pierson said in a telephone interview.
"To be human, means to be at play" (C.G. Jung).
"The coaching at the younger age means we play at a higher level.
And these are by no means the only factors at play.
The vested interests at play mean the evidence we see from the research community isn't always objective.
We did not suggest a causal link, and reversion to the mean may indeed be at play (in which case Obama's second term economic performance may improve, as happened for Reagan and Clinton, both of whom took over during poor economic times and left during an upswing).
For the young men, the hypermasculine performance and banter at play meant that they were unable to talk in this group setting about a range of emotional experiences and desires without facing ridicule from their peers.
Brazil, despite the tarnished episodes, had hinted that not only are they potent but they have the means to play at a very high level as this World Cup takes shape.
No doubt Mr. Eschenbach could make any combination of pieces sound good: his clear beat, his drive and his confidence gave the players the means to play at their excellent best right through the evening.
This also means we address the forces at play in general, that is: the societal power structures, interests and relationships underpinning the field.
