Sentence examples for means preferred from inspiring English sources

The well of opportunity will not run dry if we learn what "PGP" means (preferred gender pronoun) and start using them; the economy won't collapse if we get rid of a racist NFL team name and logo, take down the Confederate flag; people will still fall in love and get married and have kids if we stop using the word "tomboy" or referring to sexually active adult women as "sluts".

If this means preferring Bashar al-Assad to Baghdadi, then that's the Faustian compact we make.

If Englishness means anything, it surely means preferring your country not to be led by someone who cooks with a semi-automatic rifle.

(C ) Mean preferred phase vs modulation strength of PV cell discharges.

At this point the analogy with archery breaks down since, for the sage, trying everything in one's power does not mean striving until one fails; rather, it means seeking preferred indifferents guided by right reason.

NBC executives said they canceled "Southland" in part because tough economic times meant viewers preferred escapism and blue skies.

Many photographers are given the label "street photographer" these days; for Gus, being a street photographer simply means he prefers to work outside instead of in the studio.

Researchers analyzing word-of-mouth communication — e-mails, Web posts and reviews, face-to-face conversations — found that it tended to be more positive than negative, but that didn't necessarily mean people preferred positive news.

Attitudes suggest that there are few obstacles to public transport use, and most agree that bus travel is good, but convenience means many prefer cars.

In some cases, the lack of integration meant clinicians preferred paper formats of the resource, which allowed for rapid scanning of tables of contents and treatment options.

Two meals is recommended because a toy poodle's small stomach capacity means he prefers to eat smaller meals more often.[4].