Sentence examples for means in preparing from inspiring English sources

Peter had to contend with revolt in Sardinia throughout his reign; but he succeeded, by political and military means, in preparing the future reunion of Sicily to the Aragonese crown and was recognized by the Catalan Almogávares as duke of Athens and Neopatras in 1380.

I mean, rather, that in preparing to leave a burning building, you probably don't want to take the same approach you would for a trip to the grocery store.

In the Methods section of our published article [1], we mentioned that "we developed a novel in situ means of preparing stabilized Au or Ag NPs…".

We developed a novel in situ means of preparing stabilized Au or Ag NPs by the reduction of chloroauric acid (HAuCl4) or silver nitrate (AgNO3) with a sodium borohydride (NaBH4) solution in the presence of aqueous PEDOT PSS media.

And in Britain it means carefully preparing our ground for the next election.

The new era of "lowflation" is thus expected to persist.The new forecasts only partially reflect the dramatic fall in the oil price to around $70 a barrel because the cut-off point in preparing them meant that they were based on market expectations in the first two weeks of November.

So, their priority is to prepare for that spike in holiday-time demand, and that often means preparing way in advance.

Getting both sides to address abuses substantively is paramount, and sometimes that means walking softly, said people involved in preparing the report.

However, scrimping on hotel services means that it has to invest in preparing patients for admission and providing support after they are released.The hospital has helped to change the way Swedes receive health care.

In the winter, this means preparing for sled tours, repairing equipment and working in the dog yard.

The Met Office has one amber warning, which means "be prepared," for heavy rain in south-west England.