Sentence examples for means for doing from inspiring English sources

With loving guidance, the producer helps to encourage individuality, to foster audacity, to coax the members of the family into situations where unexpectedly fruitful possibilities arise — and to provide the means for doing so.

What it tells us first is that people like Wilson think those of us who actually work for a living need civilising, and the means for doing that is workplace discipline.

"They designated a certain number of weeks in which people could come in and collect grasses and plants they use for baskets and as building materials, as long as they use traditional and nonmechanized means for doing so," he said.

"It is this coming together of the strong motivation to avoid déclassement and the usually adequate means for doing so that is the source of the powerful resistance to change".

On terrorism, he's devastated the top ranks of Al Qaeda, and if legally dubious drone attacks are his means for doing so — well, life and foreign policy are full of unpleasant trade-offs, and this is one I'm willing to take.

Institutions are also increasingly preoccupied with sustaining their big fund-raising operations and with attracting new millionaire board members before other institutions snag them; just about the best means for doing both is an ambitious, eye-catching project that happens to require lots of new money and new blood.

That area was meant for doing what it did a hundred years ago: to take water".

"What does it mean for you?" "I don't know".

And what does it mean for league if he does?

Define what sex means and doesn't mean for yourself.

I don't mean for the audience.