Sentence examples for means exists from inspiring English sources
THE reliability of opinion polls is doubtful but an alternative means exists for predicting the outcome of America's election.
Thus, unlike some other Middle Way philosophies, like the Autonomy School (svātantrika), there is no "correct" or "incorrect" relative truth, for no independent means exists that could verify a truth claim to be a "correct" relative truth.
A legal and long-used means exists - impose a lifetime ban on working in the securities and financial industry.
Although no published means exists to inhibit macrophage recruitment, we did investigate how reducing neutrophil recruitment after injury might affect fin regeneration.
The technical means exist to satisfy human needs.
Even more remarkable, technical means exist to retrieve data that has been erased.
The technology and means exist to promptly reduce mercury's threat to our children.
But if the will is there, then the means exist to do it.
"Through television, the means exist for all Americans to exercise their constitutional right to observe this trial," the network said.
Ways and means exist, however, if Fox wants to take advantage of a little bit of Marvel magic without cramming in too many superheroes.
