Sentence examples for means created from inspiring English sources
The New York City Opera by no means created the Handel boom hereabout.
A favorite preserve of mine is the Wakodahatchee Wetlands in suburban Delray Beach, Fla., (Wakodahatchee means "created waters" in Seminole).
What the reform-minded architects of McCain-Feingold inadvertently unleashed, what Citizens United intensified but by no means created, is a world in which a big part of the money in a presidential campaign is spent by political entrepreneurs and strategists who are unanswerable to any institution.
The rules kill the "permissionless innovation" they purport to protect by inviting the Commission to regulate the Internet via the means created for the 1934 monopoly voice telephone system.
It means creating the low-carbon economy.
If that means creating a library district, so be it.
"That means creating an economically stable West Bank".
Like them, Means creates his own distinctive geography.
We're by no means creating or depleting another industry.
"It means creating more assets than ever before," he said.
That means creating an Europe that ensures that the euro has a future," she said.
