Sentence examples for means could also from inspiring English sources

The generally accepted mechanism of cell death is through hyperthermia, but it is plausible that destruction of the cell through mechanical means could also play a significant role.

We had come to that stage in human history when our failure to achieve these different means could also represent a colossal human failure in terms of the price that human beings all over the world would have to pay in the event of a nuclear war.

A method is present for coupling the nanoresonator electrostatically, but other means could also be explored to establish larger coupling (such as mechanical links).

Digital means could also help in a critical way abroad, Obama said--on the matter of the threat of Islamic State.

Regression to the mean could also make the interpretation of associations between reduced work ability and changes in work difficult.

These are reforms that could save taxpayers millions, which probably means they could also cost some Albany insiders a bundle.

However, the introduction of the more recent law of criminal trespass means he could also be prosecuted because he is "in reality a trespasser".

This means Michael Dell could also potentially lose control of the PC maker he founded when he was 19.

That means it could also better target users with discounts, rather than blinding issuing coupons to the general population.

It's also been accepted into Amazon Launchpad, the company's brand accelerator program, which means it could also be sold on Amazon Fresh in coming months.

They are the mandatory point of passage for this junk, which means they could also be the choke point for it".