Sentence examples for means for taking from inspiring English sources

He also invented a means for taking short-exposure X-ray photographs.

For generations now, we have lacked the mental means for taking it seriously, even when we notice it.

Such attention was a significant means for taking an argumentative orientation where specific forms of discourse and intratextual work were essential ingredients.

Nevertheless, Schjeldahl defended the statue: For generations now, we have lacked the mental means for taking it seriously, even when we notice it.

The developers of these tools make money themselves by including a means for taking a cut of any criminal proceeds gained by the user.

The field of Bioscience has a storied history built on early trial and error observations of the natural world and scientific discoveries that have now provided us with a means for taking the planetary pulse of life-support systems and making adjustments to human consumption and population levels, drivers of ecosystem degradation.

More interesting is the Space Plane, which like the military's X-37B is a reusable spacecraft meant for taking things to space and bringing them back.

That means minister for taking on Ukip.

Does that mean you were for taking hostages in Beslan in 2004?

Mean utility values for taking 1 pill/day using the time trade-off method were: 0.9972 (95% CI 0.9962 to 0.9980).

That means, for example, taking large-format photographs of two-inch stretches of moss in the Pacific Northwest.