Sentence examples for means have allowed from inspiring English sources

Until recently, few means have allowed surgeons to obtain integrated surgical and technological training in an operating room setting.

In the past decade Britain's military ambition has often exceeded the means politicians have allowed it.

Of course, it's a cliché to say that letting ourselves be frightened into altering our behavior means that we have allowed the terrorists to achieve their objectives.

By making a less-fashionable choice, and demonstrating that 'international' doesn't have to mean 'American', they have allowed writers to raise their expectations of this prize.

This theoretical proof, along with the properties of mean value coordinates, have allowed us to define the conditions and strategy for automatic morphing and warping between similar objects.

The proposed reforms, at a cost of £6m over five years, also provided for a more generous means test that would have allowed more people to qualify for local authority financial support.

Does this mean that these changes have allowed for a post-Cold War way of thinking to completely take over the Korean peninsula and made it so popular culture can no longer tread the path of anticommunism?

So it's like fabricating the evidence--that's just a basic felony; they should have been charged with a felony, the whole thing should have been thrown out of court; I mean, they should never have allowed it to begin with.

We have allowed the means by which we live to outdistance the ends for which we live.

The tactic of targeting leaders, however, means that law enforcement officials have allowed some occupiers and supporters to surrender and leave the refuge without arrest in recent days.

That's not a shabby defense by any means (in fact, the Clippers have allowed the fourth fewest points in the league over the season) but it helps to explain why the Clips have been losing to efficient offenses like Oklahoma City, Denver and San Antonio.