Sentence examples for means for more from inspiring English sources

I hope this isn't just a means for more delay".

What this means for more expensive projects like "Enigma" remains to be seen as Sundance changes and perhaps settles into middle age.

For normally distributed data, means for more than two groups were compared using Kruskal Wallis test.

As a consequence, the experience here is only intended as an element in modelling the complexity and thereby a means for more accurate estimates.

Of course, information technology is not an end in itself in this context, but a means for more efficient, sustainable, and cost-effective provision of electrical energy and ancillary (i.e., supporting) services.

By the 70s, so many young women were adopting pants either as an explicit symbol representing their fight for equality, or simply as a means for more comfort.

Ship's wheels and snowflakes, hexagons and honeycombs, chain links and flowers, all meant for more than just horses.

The classroom trailers, never meant for more than a decade of nonstop use, need new walls, ceilings and plumbing.

She said that voice told her that she was meant for more, that she would succeed again.

Several pieces incorporate LPs and album sleeves; the best works do seem musical, though, like a summer radio hit, perhaps not meant for more than a season.

Hangouts intended for younger audiences are generally less immersive than those meant for more mature audiences.