Sentence examples for means for such from inspiring English sources

With 'whatever you do, buy' as one of its introductory slogans, F1 could hardly be more suitable as a means for such plutocrats to endorse and propagate that culture.

Sharper Image recently advertised a portable neck-worn air-conditioner: a metal-and-plastic collar containing a tiny fan, known as the Personal Cooling SystemTM.... Once we affix to ourselves the means for such natural functions as sleeping, heating, cooling, and driving, can the beaded couture oxygen mask be far behind?

The use of three-dimensional ecosystem models with input from digital terrain maps may provide a means for such aggregation to be conducted.

The opportunities for exits beyond €150m ($200-250m 200-250mpe remains limitEuropeinly due to the limited numberemainsropean plimitedwho have the mainlyfor such transactions or the market backing to execute them.

Both the Dutch Book theorem and its converse are sensitive to the formulation of the axioms, as well as to the understanding of 'bet', 'sure loss' and what it means for such a loss to be guaranteed.

So, while he is clear that all mathematical judgments, including geometric theorems, are synthetic, he is less clear about exactly what it means for such propositions or the inferences that support them to "accord with" the principle of contradiction, derivability from which he takes to be the paradigm test of analyticity.

Is public financing meant for such long-shot candidates?

What does that mean for such a vast geographic expanse?

I place it in the little pocket in my wallet, meant for such things.

Folks wondered back then what it all meant for such a hugely popular writer to give it up in middle age.

The repertory will draw from historic arrangements by Duke Ellington, Lionel Hampton and others; the big idea is that this music was always meant for such a purpose.