Sentence examples for means for doing so 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.

"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.

And though they have demonstrated that this goal is possible, the means for doing so have been inefficient and expensive.

In 2005, Microsoft filed for two patents allowing the transfer of rich media during a call as well as using DTMF signals over the voice channel (typically used for the keypad tones to dial) as the means for doing so.

Although older people are more capable of exhibiting behaviors that deviate from the customary way of doing business as they have greater means and opportunity for doing so (Curran and Blackburn, 2001; Weber and Schaper, 2004) but they are much less likely as younger people to take steps toward acting entrepreneurially (Hart et al., 2004) or to actually establish a company (Kautonen, 2008).

Anyone can move bits around, which means that the price for doing so will just keep dropping.

Second, since we can self-ascribe we must be able to other-ascribe, and that means that our methods for doing so must be adequate.

New government rules mean they can recruit unlimited numbers and get the cash for doing so, which unfortunately means that just as schools are pushing for rigour, universities are getting incentives to bring their entry bars down.

Today in a Mannheim court, a judge ruled that Motorola Mobility did not infringe a Microsoft patent that deals with allowing software applications to work with a phone's radio antennas across a range of different handsets, without having to build a custom means of doing so for each individual device.