Sentence examples for means for gaining from inspiring English sources
DNA markers, the genetic maps based on them, and the recent sequencing of the banana genome offer means for gaining more insights in the genetics of the crops and to identifying genes that could lead to accelerating Musa betterment.
But if power is only a means for gaining something else, it does not define the nature of international politics in the way Morgenthau claims.
An intensely sympathetic awareness: Experiential similarity and cultural norms as means for gaining older African Americans' trust of scientific research.
The managerial philosophy of marketing puts central emphasis on customer satisfaction as the means for gaining and keeping loyal customers.
Ever since the mobster Bugsy Siegel opened the first modern hotel casino here in 1946, the surest means for gaining attention has been to one-up the competition by building an even more monstrously immense pleasure palace.
Not only does she consider them among the best stocks in the region, but she also sees them as one of the best means for gaining exposure to emerging markets, where local businesses have comparatively rich valuations.
"Beyond improved deception tactics, researchers also expect foreign adversaries to double-down on information warfare over the next year, particularly as a means for economic gain," Corrigan reported.
Because Symphony keeps a copy of encrypted data on its servers, that arrangement created a backup means for investigators to gain access to the messages if necessary.
He views education as a means for people to gain access to a better life and believes with that understanding, better learning products and services can be designed to meet that purpose.
The means for body weight gain and fat mass gain for each group are given in Table 1.
Mr. Ward said the spending caps in the Senate Democrats' measure are an unconstitutional infringement of the First Amendment, while the House Democrats' plan is simply a means for the Democrats to gain election advantages.
