Sentence examples for means produced a from inspiring English sources

But the parties compromised, and accepted a result which, although it was achieved by flawed means, produced a stable regime.

There's a little voice in our heads that says manhood means producing a bambino.

"One more year of education also means producing a better work force for the regime".

They recognize that the development of cheaper versions of existing devices (hearing aids, pacemakers, dialysis machines) no longer means producing a lower-quality component.

"If documentary photography means producing a series of photographs that have a visual accuracy of people, places or objects," says Shanan, "then I am not a documentary photographer.

24, 25 This means producing a more health-friendly fertilizer may limit accessibility to essential fertilizers for farmers who lack the means to purchase them.

The calculated mean for both random selection (45.99) and preceding question (44.69) is significantly different than the population mean (43.68) while the question mean produces a significantly different standard deviation (9.84) from the population value (10.98).

Even a portfolio consisting of all equities (and we are not suggesting this, by any means) produced an average return of 11.2percentt for all rolling 10-year periods from February 1926 to August 2008.

The integrated reporting debate has led many people to think that integrated reporting means producing just a single consolidated report in place of stand-alone sustainability and annual reports.

But such measures would by no means produce a viable Palestinian state.

Payment by just about any other means produces a record of the payment that may be helpful to have should a dispute arise.