Sentence examples for means involves from inspiring English sources

Shakespeare's pursuit of a career in London by no means involves an abandonment of his roots (as it might today) or his business and family interests in Stratford.

Being a feminist by no means involves hating men.

An alternative to myocyte generation by pharmacologic means involves stimulating cell-cycle reentry of preexisting cardiac myocytes.

Another technically driven means involves exploiting mixotrophic cultures, where microalgal cultures are simultaneously exposed to an organic carbon source and light (Liang et al. 2009; Liu et al. 2009; Chen et al. 2006; Sloth et al. 2006; Feng et al. 2005; Garcia et al. 2005; Ma and Chen 2001).

"The result may be spectacular, but the means involve cheating".

That means involving "parents, friends, lovers, even Aunt Sally, Mr. Von Meyerssaidid.

My venerable Shorter Oxford Dictionary says it dates from 1618 and means involving or causing torture.

It vowed "a just retaliatory strike operation, not only against all the interceptor means involved, but against the strongholds" of the United States, South Korea and Japan.

Perhaps most importantly, it means involving women in the delivery of health and education in a much larger way than is usual in the developing world.

The estate is eventually saved, by complex means involving an exploding steamship — but not before Zoe has poisoned herself in despair.

He said there were judicial means, involving human rights issues, for joint European action to close down Iran's access to the satellite, blocking its internal transmissions.